Sunday, October 25, 2020

Government agencies inspect Enchanted Kingdom’s compliance to health and safety measures

After a six-month hiatus of park operations, Enchanted Kingdom has finally been given the green light to reopen after representatives from several government agencies – DOT, DTI, and DOLE – personally visited the first and only world-class theme park to check if the health and safety measures parkwide are in place prior to reopening this October.

Santa Rosa City Mayor Arlene Arcillas also inspected major rides, restaurants, and even restrooms to see how the physical distancing will be enforced. In her statement, Mayor Arcillas said she’s excited to see how EK is going to bring the magic back not only in the province but in the whole country as well. She emphasized that the reopening of Enchanted Kingdom will help bump up the economic stability of the city, “we want to show the people also that we have to move on, but then we have to move on, practicing safety protocols.”

DTI and DOLE have seen the enhanced safety measures that are meant to add to the government’s minimum health standards for employees and park guests. Signages are up parkwide for everyone to have a safer and worry-free Park experience. “I personally see that the compliance is there, the system is there,” DTI- Calabarzon Regional Director Malou Toledo, said.

DOLE-Laguna Provincial Director Guido Recio did not see any cause to halt the Park’s reopening plans, “I will tell our Regional Director, there’s no reason to say that EK is not allowed to reopen,” he shared.

The DOT-Calabarzon, meanwhile, led by Accreditation Unit Head Maritess Castro awarded the Provisional Accreditation Certificate to Enchanted Kingdom attesting that the Park has met the requirements and qualifications stated under the Interim Guidelines for New and Renewal Applications for Accreditation during the period of community quarantine.

To know more latest park advisories and information, please visit EK’s official facebook page at www.facebook.com/enchantedkingdom.ph or check out the website at www.enchantedkingdom.ph.

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