The head of the Disaster Prevention and Management Organization of Tehran announced the closure of 5 amusement parks in the capital due to safety issues and non-compliance with HSE standards. This action is part of the organization's ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of citizens and improve the health and safety conditions of recreational centers.
Safety Status of Amusement Parks in Tehran
Amusement parks are one of the popular places for recreation and entertainment for families, especially children. Out of the 43 amusement parks in Tehran, 38 have been deemed sufficiently safe, but 5 parks were quickly closed due to non-compliance with safety standards and lack of necessary certifications. These 5 parks, located in districts 6, 14, and 21, were prioritized for closure due to the dangers they posed.
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Efforts to Improve Safety
The HSE Secretariat of Tehran Municipality, operating under the supervision of the Disaster Prevention and Management Organization, continuously reviews and improves the safety status of amusement parks. According to statistics, safety issues in amusement parks have decreased by 20% over the past year. Districts 4, 5, and 15 have been identified as areas with the most significant safety problems in amusement parks, and efforts to mitigate risks in these areas are ongoing.
The Disaster Prevention and Management Organization is working to create an effective safety system across all areas of Tehran by conducting training courses and carefully selecting inspectors. These inspectors are responsible for monitoring the safety of amusement parks and other public places and receive continuous training to ensure the health of citizens.
The head of the Disaster Prevention and Management Organization has stated that if any safety issues are observed in any of Tehran's amusement parks, the organization will take serious action and refer dangerous violations to judicial authorities. Citizens have also been asked to report any safety concerns via the 137 hotline to the municipality.
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