CHIEF COVID frontliner Mayor Beng Climaco led social workers in distributing food packs to families living on Santa Cruz Island off Zamboanga City.
She also brought and distributed personal protective equipment for the members of the Protective Area and Management Office (PAMO) on the island and thanked them for guarding Santa Cruz, one of the best tourist destinations in the South.
Climaco said PAMO members are working and ensure the island and its surrounding water is protected from poachers and illegal fishermen, adding, the Santa Cruz Island - known for its pink and powdery sands and pristine water and best snorkelling site - is to reopen soon.
Zamboanga City - amid the coronavirus pandemic - is now under a more relax Moderate General Community Quarantine (MGCQ) and tourist destinations, including beaches and resorts, as well as libraries, archives, museums and cultural centers may operate at 50% operational capacity subject to certain conditions which may be imposed by the Department of Trade and Industry.
Climaco said strict safety guidelines and health protocols must be in place before local tourist destinations can reopen.
City Tourism Officer Sarita Hernandez also explained that rules and regulations for this development must first be studied and finalized. “We are still finalizing the guidelines as far as the reopening of Santa Cruz Island y tambien el Once Islas. Bajo na MGCQ, tiene cuantos maga tourist sites que puede acomoda con el maga visita o turista but then we have to follow some guidelines,” she said.
Hernandez said this can include limiting the carrying capacity of tourist destinations as well as the imposition of rules, regulations, and health protocols that is under the new normal.
“Other tourist sites that can reopen are the (Zamboanga) Golf (Club) Course (and Beach Club) and the City Museum,” she said. (Zamboanga Post. With a report from Jasmine Mohammadsali.)
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She also brought and distributed personal protective equipment for the members of the Protective Area and Management Office (PAMO) on the island and thanked them for guarding Santa Cruz, one of the best tourist destinations in the South.
Climaco said PAMO members are working and ensure the island and its surrounding water is protected from poachers and illegal fishermen, adding, the Santa Cruz Island - known for its pink and powdery sands and pristine water and best snorkelling site - is to reopen soon.
Chief Covid frontliner Mayor Beng Climaco leads the distribution of food aid to Santa Cruz Islanders and members of the Protective Area and Management Office who also received personal protective equipment. (Photo by Bong Serondo. Caption by Zamboanga Post.)
Zamboanga City - amid the coronavirus pandemic - is now under a more relax Moderate General Community Quarantine (MGCQ) and tourist destinations, including beaches and resorts, as well as libraries, archives, museums and cultural centers may operate at 50% operational capacity subject to certain conditions which may be imposed by the Department of Trade and Industry.
Climaco said strict safety guidelines and health protocols must be in place before local tourist destinations can reopen.
City Tourism Officer Sarita Hernandez also explained that rules and regulations for this development must first be studied and finalized. “We are still finalizing the guidelines as far as the reopening of Santa Cruz Island y tambien el Once Islas. Bajo na MGCQ, tiene cuantos maga tourist sites que puede acomoda con el maga visita o turista but then we have to follow some guidelines,” she said.
Hernandez said this can include limiting the carrying capacity of tourist destinations as well as the imposition of rules, regulations, and health protocols that is under the new normal.
“Other tourist sites that can reopen are the (Zamboanga) Golf (Club) Course (and Beach Club) and the City Museum,” she said. (Zamboanga Post. With a report from Jasmine Mohammadsali.)
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