GSMA presents health and safety plan for MWC21
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The health and safety plan, Committed Community, will impact everyone involved with the event. The plan takes a layered approach designed to create a safe environment for staff, workers, exhibitors, visitors, suppliers, partners, and the local community. Layers include frequent testing, contact tracing, touchless environments, re-vamped catering, occupancy monitoring, upgrades to facility infrastructure, increased medical staff and personal commitments like adhering to social distancing. The plan builds on the Protocol on Safety and Prevention against COVID-19 currently being implemented by Fira de Barcelona.
A plan with specific measures to guarantee total safety of #MWC21. We explain the most important ones here.
- All participants who fly in by plane will have to bring a negative COVID-19 test result in a period of time that does not exceed 72 hours.
- Participants who arrive by car or train will have to go to the designated points to check their health status.
- The tests will have to be carried out every 72 hours and an app will be available that will notify you when the test expires.
- There will be temperature controls at each access point.
- The use of FFP2 masks will be mandatory.
- There will be up to 13 thousand dispensers of hydroalcoholic gel.
- There will be isolation rooms to wait for the test results.
- It will be a “touchless” MWC, in which work will be done so that there is minimal contact from the arrival of the attendees at the airport of El Prat until the use of devices within the venue.
- There will be twice the amount of tickets to the venue.
- Pathways inside the venue will be marked to help people travel in one direction.
- The #MWC will control access and capacity in the venue.