The United States are still in the ban of the shutdown: the partial closure of the government, causing thousands of employees will not be paid. That not only ensures personal dramas, but also some of the less-expected consequences. An overview.
Since december 22, is the U.s. government, as well as a flat. That is a result of the standoff between the Congress and president Donald Trump: Trump wants in the budget $ 5.7 billion to pave for the construction of the famous limes wall, but the Democrats are standing in the way. As long as no agreement is reached, the shutdown continue. It is now the longest in American history. the
By the partial closure of the government should be approximately 800,000 civil servants to do without pay. About 420.000 people were seen as “essential” personnel, which means that they still need to continue to work, even if they are not paid. Again 380.000 employees are required at home. the
in Addition, the shutdown for a lot of other problems. We set below five other unexpected consequences in a row.
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There is a smell to the shutdown – literally. By the conclusion, there remain hardly any people about to the national parks and monuments maintain. In many places, the rubbish bins on the areas crowded because there were not enough staff to keep them empty, and the toilets filthy or closed. Volunteers and other groups committed to the extra work to catch, but they, too, can the chaos do not strongholds. the
Here and there are mobile chemical toilets are used. That was also done at the National Mall in Washington, D. C., the park between the Washington Monument and the Capitol building. But the toilets be emptied, which makes for a smelly affair, report American media. the
a number of parks have already taken measures because the situation is distressing. So closed Joshua Tree National Park after a while, however, the doors and the Yosemite park, the number of admissions is limited.
