The Lagos State Safety Commission has shut 33 facilities across the state for reopening business against its laid down protocols.
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Adewumi Okoh, the commission’s spokesperson, said the facilities consists of bars, gyms, hotels, spas and lounges. She listed some of the facilities to include West gate Arena, Ikosi Isheri; Glovic Bar & Restaurant, Toyin Street, Ikeja; Lounge 50, Masha-Surulere; Innoville Shopping plaza, Ikeja; Trendor Hotels, Fadeyi; Esado Suites, Olanrewaju street, Ikeja, and Ritalori Hotel, Taoridi street, Surulere.
Okoh said the facilities were sealed during an enforcement exercise supervised by Lanre Mojola, the Director-General of the Commission.
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The commission added that hairdressing salons that have been accredited by the Lagos State Safety Commission (LSC) could now open strictly by appointment with a maximum occupancy of 40 per cent of the total floor space at any given time, while restaurants and eateries should continue to operate on a takeout basis.
Private businesses and organisations are encouraged to register with the state government for the approval of opening of business.
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Mojola emphasised that the commission will continue its enforcement exercise across the state, to identify businesses that have not registered and all erring facilities.
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