Dispensary Corner 23 May 12
May 23, 2012
NOTHING halts progress.
Chinese authorities have green
lit a plan to move a 400-ton
museum by putting it on wheels.
The Yellow River Museum in
Zhengzhou, in the Henan
province is currently in the path
of a new underground railway
station which is being built, but
was thought to be to important
to simply demolish.
Thus the plan was hatched to
put the museum on top of a
specially built track and move it a
centimetre at a time on wheels
100 metres down the road, whilst
the inside of the building is
strengthened to withstand the
move via a steel framework
structure.
“The building is a mixture of
Chinese and old Soviet Union
styles which is unique,” said
architect Zheng Jiatai.
VIOLENT disturbances downstairs.
A Canadian man was disturbed
during his morning toilet duties
by police, after a worried
neighbour called authorities
because she thought he was
being attacked.
According to reports, the man’s
uncomfortable toilet session was
accompanied by a lengthy bout
of shouts and curses, which got
so loud that the neighbour
decided help was needed and
called in the cavalry.
Police rushed to the man’s
house where their front door
banging went unanswered for a
few minutes.
After a little while the surprised
man opened the door, and was
put in the rather embarrassing
position of having to tell police
his toilet story.
“The man explained that he
had been essentially on the toilet
having his morning constitutional
but he was done now,” said a
Canadian officer.
“The officers asked him to try to
keep the noise down in such
future endeavours and he said he
would do his best,” he added.
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