WITH EXTRACTION OF RESIDUES, TRAININGS AND PREVENTIVE CLOSURES, THE CLEANING AND BEUTIFICATION CAMPAIGN IN ROSE AND HAYNES CAY CAME TO A CLOSE  

* The activity, in addition of giving an assessment of the services currently provided in the cays, served to give the island ecosystem a break.

* Rose and Haynes Cay will return to its normal operation on Tuesday, October 2.

With a series of talks addressed to the community of tourist service providers and operators of Rose and Haynes Cay, the beautification and cleaning campaign came to an end.

From food handling by the Secretariat of Health, to customer service and entrepreneurship, taught by the Secretariat of Tourism, all issues were addressed with the objective of improving the attention provided to visitors who on a daily basis visit this natural attraction.

The secretary of Tourism, Yadira Olivo said that the activity, in addition of giving an evaluation of the services that are currently provided in the cays, served to give a break to the island ecosystem.

“We take use of the opportunity to lower the carrying capacity on the cays. They need some time to recover and we are trying to give it to them. The support of the providers was essential to develop this campaign, but we need more establishments to continue to join in. The Government cannot clean up the disorder of the private. We need union between both parties,” said Olivo Florez.

During the inspections, the preventive closure of several restaurants was carried out, which must make small arrangements at their facilities to guarantee a better service. In the same manner, more than 160 bags with organic waste, garbage and plant material were removed from the island.

The beautification campaign was carried out together with the Secretariat of Public Services and Environment, Government and Health, together with the National Navy and the assistance of providers and operators of the cays.

Rose and Haynes Cay will return to its normal operation this Tuesday, October 2.