Sharing images from the Liepaja beach, J. Statkevičius emphasized that Palanga could learn from such a neighboring example.
“Look, what showers, toilets, everything is done. I came specifically to show how everything is happening. The mayor needs to be shown how everything is done. There is a separate place to wash your feet.
Please, the toilets are excellent, so what if there is sand, everyone goes. Order depends on people, Lithuanians are a bit messy, but what can you do since there are no toilets, what can you do. And here are changing rooms, which we don’t have. So, dear mayor, please, everything as it should be, not like with us. Shame,” said the designer.
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“Shame on Palanga! Shame on the stagnant mayor, sitting for 15 years and doing nothing. Now they will allow café owners to build toilets themselves. Clever,” he scribbled.
In another post, the designer also addressed the resort mayor trying to shame him.
“Shame on the mayor of Palanga, Lithuania is backward, shame! Everything is in Liepaja,” wrote J. Statkevičius.
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