The Department of Economic Development in Ras Al Khaimah issued an updated list of 18 conditions for the reopening of wedding and event halls, as part of precautionary measures to limit the spread of the new Corona virus, and in accordance with the recommendations of the Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management Department, and the Ministry of Health and Community Protection.
According to the regulation that Emirates Today viewed a copy of, it allows 50% of the total capacity of men and women halls to be operated, with six people allowed to sit at each table, leaving two meters between the tables.
The regulation added that the elderly over 70 years and individuals with health problems are not allowed to enter the halls and the enclosed and closed spaces surrounding it. The regulation also stipulated the setting of social spaces on the ground twice between each sign, and the organization of entering the halls, and not creating any gatherings or Congestion outside the hall, with the help of barriers that define the entry and exit path in one queue, while maintaining the distance of the separation by two meters.
She explained that it is necessary to make sure that signs are available to remind visitors and urge them to practice social spacing, and put stickers on the floor with a distance of one and a half meters in the places of greeting the bride and bride, and urged them to offer greetings without shaking hands or hugs, in addition to stressing the distance between the kitchen crew members , Prohibiting anyone from outside from accessing kitchens and hall accessories.
The regulation indicated that it is mandatory to examine all workers in the halls, and workers in companies that are contracted with, making sure that the facility will not be reopened unless it meets this basic condition, and the results of the examination appear to all workers, and the injured workers must be isolated and removed from the facility, And review them the nearest health unit.
The regulations obligated workers and guests to wear masks and gloves as a precaution to prevent the transmission of any viral infection, and to provide hand sanitizers in all public areas at the entrances, on dining tables and toilets, with daily intensive sterilization of all places in the hall after working hours.
She drew attention to the importance of daily intensive sterilization for all halls after work hours, and periodically checking the availability of sterilizing materials, soaps, and single-use toilet paper dispensers, and replacing them when they are finished immediately, with periodic sterilization of entrances and surfaces of frequent use.
She added that an infrared temperature gauge must be provided in addition to thermal cameras, preventing entry to those whose temperature exceeds 38 degrees Celsius, whether from employees or visitors, organizing toilets, and setting barriers in front of doors at a distance of not less than two meters, and it is not allowed to wait in front Toilets, and granting a period of time between each use of not less than 10 minutes, with the cleaning of the place, and the use of full-time laborers to sterilize them, and in the event that this is not done, the toilets are completely closed, and a sign is marked out of service.
She stated that workers and supervisors should be required to prepare meals in the kitchens to wear gloves and masks for single use, change them after preparing each meal, and obligate them to wear aprons and hoods, wash uniforms daily, and put trash baskets equipped with pedals with plastic bags inside them in all public squares and bathrooms And the rooms.
She pointed to placing advertisements in areas with a clear vision for the masses in the entrances and public places to avoid crowding, while committing to before using the hall or a day before the celebration or occasion to communicate with the Community Police Department in Ras Al Khaimah Police, to inform them of the appropriate details, the name and address of the hall, the name of its owner, date and hour The ceremony begins, and the duration of the ceremony, until the Community Services Police secures the celebration, with an emphasis on the mandatory of this free service for insurance and public health purposes.
The activity continues
The updated regulation issued by the Department of Economic Development in Ras Al Khaimah affirmed that the halls can direct their activities, if the necessary conditions and measures are provided, provided that the continuation of the activity is related to the continued commitment to the instructions and preventive measures in order to preserve public health, and even another notice, indicating that the inspectors of the department will Intensive inspection campaigns, to ensure compliance with the instructions, and to take appropriate legal measures against violators.
An updated list of 18 conditions for reopening the halls, in accordance with the recommendations of "Emergencies and Crises" and the Ministry of Health.