Bus company's disgusting way of encouraging passengers to wear face masks
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mirror.co.ukA German bus company has devised a novel - and very grim - approach to encouraging its passengers to wear face masks. With temperatures rising this July, Berlin operator BVG reckons the key is to encourage people not to wear deodorant.
Their logic is that people are more likely to cover their noses if those around them have bodily odour. It wrote on Twitter : "Given that so many people think they can wear their masks under their noses, we're getting tough." Berlin transport operator BVG is appealing to commuters to stop using deodorant to encourage people to wear their masks properly on public transport.
And a tongue-in-cheek poster released by the company said: "So, now do you still want to have your nose out?" Germans are being
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