Disneyland Paris Employee Positive Tests for Coronavirus, Park remains open
A night worker at Disneyland Paris has been tested positive for coronavirus, but the park will remain open.
While coronavirus continues to spread around the world, many companies take additional precautionary measures to avoid spreading the virus, some even encouraging their staff to work preventively at home. But Disneyland Paris has decided to continue opening its doors despite aNight maintenance worker positive testing for coronaviruses on Sunday.
A spokesman for Disneyland Paris saidThe Parisian that the employee had not been in contact with the park's visitors since he works at night when the park is closed "and had been sick leave in the days that preceded his diagnosis. The management of the park has also recounted The French point of view they "took the necessary measures with respect to this event" and would continue to remain open.
In aStatement on the Disneyland Paris websitePark doctorsCyril Warmberg, MD, andDUPORT NICOLAS, MD, wrote that they carefully monitor this situation "but" welcoming guests as usual "while implementing" preventive measures in accordance with the recommendations of the health authorities ", including more frequent cleanings and increased access toHandwashing plants andhand disinfectant.
Disneyland Paris remains open despiteThe new prohibition of France on public gatherings more than 1,000 people to help prevent thePropagation of coronavirus.
During this time,Hong Kong Disneyland is currently closed until further notice, andDisneyland of Tokyo is closed until March 15th. Monday, March 9,Shanghai Disney Resort announced that this will reaporate "a limited number of shopping, catering and recreation experiences", but that Shanghai Disneyland would remain closed.
In the USA.,Disney parks seem largely unaffected by coronavirus fears Until now. Last week, Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida and Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California,released a declaration By saying that they were "welcoming as usual" while continuing to implement preventive measures in accordance with the recommendations of disease control and prevention centers (CDC) and other health agencies ".
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