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Lagos State Safety Commission Takes Action, Warns Nightclubs Against Overcrowding
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- Overcrowding Could Lead to Safety Risks
- Lagos State Safety Commission has Started Inspections to Enforce Compliance
- Government Taking Non-compliance to Overcrowding Serious
The Lagos State Safety Commission has recently expressed concerns over a growing trend of overcrowding in numerous clubs and lounges across the city.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the Director-General/CEO Lanre Mojola stressed the importance of adhering to the authorized occupancy limits set by the Commission to maintain safety and prevent potential hazards.
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Mojola explained that overcrowding could lead to various safety risks, such as fire hazards, public smoking, blocked emergency exits, and increased accidents, endangering the lives of patrons, staff, and the public.
He emphasized the need for hospitality venue owners and operators to comply with the established safety measures and occupancy limits to ensure the well-being of everyone involved.
In light of these concerns, the Lagos State Safety Commission has started inspections to enforce compliance with safety regulations.
The government is taking these measures seriously, as non-compliance may result in the closure of offending establishments.
He disclosed further that the Commission has commenced rigorous inspections to ensure compliance, adding that any establishment found to violate these safety regulations will face immediate closure and further legal actions as deemed necessary.
He declared that the Commission appreciates the cooperation of all stakeholders in maintaining a safe and enjoyable environment for all, saying, “Let us work together to keep Lagos safe and thriving”.
The Government, therefore, enjoined stakeholders to contact the Commission on 07000SAFETY for further guidance on compliance.
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