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Chiang Mai Night Safari opens in new normal style

Chiang Mai Night Safari has adopted a new normal style. All visitors are required to comply strictly with COVID-19 prevention measures.
Bangkok (NNT/VNA) - Chiang Mai Night Safari has adopted a newnormal style. All visitors are required to comply strictly with COVID-19prevention measures.

Mr Anucha Nakasai, Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, has inspectedChiang Mai Night Safari, a popular Chiang Mai attraction, after it introducedthe new normal style at the beginning of July on reopening. Chiang Mai NightSafari complies with measures to prevent COVID-19 according to the AmazingThailand Safety & Health Administration which is aimed at raising standardsin the tourism industry, along with sanitary safety assurances.

There is only one entrance and exit. All visitors and staff members arescreened. A registration point has been set up for people to scan a QR codeusing the Thai Chana platform.

There is also a waiting area where visitors are required to keep a distance of1-2 metres from one another. Hand-washing alcohol gel is available all over thearea. Everyone is required to adhere to the measures./.
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