Concert Mobile Toilet Odor

During G.E.M. Deng's concert at the Taizhou Sports Center Stadium in Zhejiang, there was indeed a significant odor issue with the mobile toilets in the inner field. The specific reasons and circumstances are as follows:

Reasons for the Odor

During G.E.M. Deng's concerts held on July 20th and 21st at the Taizhou Sports Center Stadium in Zhejiang, dozens of mobile toilets were placed in the inner field area near the spectator stands. Due to the hot weather at the time, the audience sweated a lot, and the sweat odor mixed with the toilet odor, resulting in a strong smell on site. Some audience members reported that they had to endure the smell throughout the night, describing it as "闷 (stuffy)", "臭 (smelly)", and "the strong odor accompanied them throughout the event, making their eyes hurt", which fully illustrates the severity of the odor problem.

Toilet Placement

Staff from the Safety and Environmental Protection Department of the Taizhou Sports Center Stadium stated that spectators in the stands could use the fixed toilets inside the venue, but it was inconvenient for inner-field spectators to go to the fixed toilets. In the past, when the stadium hosted events, mobile toilets were usually placed in the inner field to meet the needs of inner-field spectators. Moreover, the rental and placement of mobile toilets were arranged by the event organizers, and the stadium did not participate in the placement and management.

Other Concert Situations

Previously, some netizens also complained about odor issues with mobile toilets at G.E.M. Deng's concerts in Qingdao and Shanghai. However, due to differences in the design of different venues, the placement positions of mobile toilets also varied. Some venues might have better ventilation conditions or more reasonable placement positions for mobile toilets, so the odor problem might not be as prominent. In contrast, at the Taizhou Sports Center Stadium this time, due to the combination of factors such as hot weather, the odor problem was more obvious.

To address such issues, when organizing similar events in the future, the event organizers could consider choosing mobile toilets with better ventilation performance or adding deodorizing equipment. At the same time, they should reasonably plan the placement positions of mobile toilets to improve the on-site air quality and enhance the audience's viewing experience.