Yep, I believe it is the same @navindra .
I wonder how that piano is holding up.
Also, it just amazes me how casual people can be about putting drinks on top of pianos.
I have a little “pop up” sign thingy for my piano for when I have parties at my house. It says something like “you are welcome to play the piano, but please, don’t put anything on it. Especially no drinks!”
The other thing I got into the habit of doing is to always open the lid. Usually, I keep the lid and the fallboard closed when I’m not playing my piano. But when I have parties, I actually open both and set up the music stand. I put the little pop-up sign on the side of music desk, the flat part. With the lid up, that’s the only spot where you could put a drink. And the way the room is, if you walked toward the piano, you’d see that sign before walking around to face the keyboard, so people see the sign before they would get into position where they might put a drink on the keyboard as well. I think it works well that way.
But maybe that’s not practical for O’Hare Airport. :/
