The DDMA issued an order on Friday urging hotels in the city to open with various anti-COVID-19 measures, including the use of contactless methods such as e-wallets, thorough cleaning of bathrooms, and good management. Crowds at your facility.
The DDMA issued an order on Friday urging hotels in the city to open with various anti-COVID-19 measures, including the use of contactless methods such as e-wallets, thorough cleaning of bathrooms, and good management. Crowds at your facility.
It also prescribed the use of one-way meals, social distancing at the buffet, limited numbers in elevators, and the use of escalators with one person on alternate steps.
Representatives of hotel associations in Delhi also met Prime Minister Arvind Kejriwal and thanked him for opening up the hotel industry.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister said that all parties involved should work together to strengthen Delhi’s economy.
The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) approved the opening of hotels, restaurants and weekly markets in the city at its meeting on Wednesday.
The ordinance issued on Friday by the DDMA states: “Hotels may operate in the entire area of the state capital, Delhi, in all areas with the exception of security areas, provided that procedures are strictly followed. Standard operation (SOP), issued by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on June 4, 2020 and other instructions and guidelines from the Government of India and the Government of NCT Delhi from time to time “.
According to the SOPs of the Union Ministry of Health, good crowd management must be ensured inside and outside the hotel facilities, such as parking spaces and large concentrations in hotels. prohibited.
In addition to general precautionary measures, such as social distancing, face covering, and hand and respiratory hygiene, care information, such as travel and medical history, and proof of identity, are required. of the guests at the reception.
It also states that game rooms and children’s play areas must be closed and hotels must have contactless processes such as QR codes, online forms, digital payments such as electronic wallets for check-in, and check-out.
It also dictates that the air conditioning system should be kept within a range of 24 to 30 degrees Celsius and a relative humidity of 40 to 70%. Valet staff will wear face covers and disinfect the keys, address and door of guest vehicles, he said.
During the meeting with representatives of hotel associations, Kejriwal thanked the hotel industry and said that hotels were helping the government improve the hotel’s bed capacity as the coronavirus reached its peak in treating patients.
Kejriwal said that while the central government was against opening up the hotel industry in Delhi for fear that cases could be repeated, it was a very important step in revitalizing Delhi’s economy.
