The person in charge of 11 swimming places was interviewed

▲ Law enforcement officers measure water quality. Correspondence

Since July 4th, the Joint District CDC of Lusong District Health and Law Enforcement Brigade has conducted inspections on the swimming places in the area. 11 swimming places have problems such as health management, system implementation, and operation of facilities and equipment. On July 14, the district interviewed the person in charge of 11 swimming places.

This inspection mainly focuses on two aspects. One is to check the daily health management situation, including the status of the employee's certificate, the establishment and improvement of the health management system, the situation of water quality disinfection, the publicity of the water quality self -inspection, the status of circulating water treatment device, etc. At the same time, the water quality of the swimming places is fully covered with sampling testing; the second is to check the normalized management of the epidemic, urge each swimming place to do a good job of daily cleaning, ventilation and preventive disinfection measures, and continue to strictly implement the epidemic prevention and control measures and carry out self -examination. For problems found during the inspection, law enforcement officers requested that swimming places to rectify immediately.

On July 14, the comprehensive supervision and law enforcement brigade of the Lujing District Health and Health Integration organized a warning interview with the person in charge of the swimming place in the jurisdiction. At the meeting, law enforcement officers reported the relevant issues found in the near future, explained the various indicators and self -test methods of water quality self -testing, and at the same time made arrangements for the special rectification work of the next step in the swimming places, requiring operators to further strengthen the subject responsibility awareness awareness , Strengthen health management, implement standardized management requirements, and provide the public with services that meet health standards.

Source/Zhuzhou Evening News reporter/Yang Lingling Correspondent/Zhang Bo

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