The World Trade Center Metro Manila (WTCMM) in the Philippines is gearing up to resume business as Metro Manila transitions to Modified General Community Quarantine.
This comes after six months of operating as a temporary quarantine facility for the national government.
Currently, the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) will head and supervise a series of activities prior to the turn-over of the WTCMM building to ensure a safe and fit-for-occupancy status.
For the entire month of October, the WTCMM building will undergo aeration, thorough decontamination and disinfection of all indoor and outdoor areas. This includes aircon ducts and filters, disinfection of walls and surfaces, siphoning of septic tanks, hauling out of infectious wastes, among others. Pull out of all installations, build-down, and repairs of damages to restore the WTCMM building to its original state will be completed within the month.
WTCMM will also be launching BE (Business Events) Safe, a safety programme that will ascribe to the new protocols and guidelines released by the Department of Tourism and Inter-Agency Task Force. BE Safe aims to communicate WTCMM’s implementations on how it will operationally achieve a safe business events venue amid Covid-19.
