Are 35 hotels in Beijing punished for failing to meet the hygiene standards?

On September 4th, Beijing announced the results of special supervision and inspection of express hotels, and 35 hotels, including Super 8, Greentree Inn, Seven Days and other express hotel brands, were investigated for hygiene problems such as excessive bacteria and Escherichia coli in towels, bedding and other public goods.

According to Gao, the head of the Health Supervision Section of the Municipal Health Supervision Office, this time, it is important to check whether the cotton fabrics are sent out for cleaning and whether the items are recorded; Cleaning, disinfection and cleaning of public goods and appliances; Facilities and equipment for preventing and controlling vector microorganisms such as rats, mosquitoes, flies and cockroaches, and special facilities and equipment for storing wastes. The Municipal Health Supervision Office ordered the units whose sampling indicators did not meet the national health standards to rectify immediately, and imposed administrative penalties on 46 units, of which 35 units were fined, with a proposed fine of 69,000 yuan.

"During the inspection, we found that the main problems existing in the Express Hotel are that the microbial indicators of public health products and cotton fabrics exceed the standard, such as Escherichia coli and bacteria in hotel towels, sheets and quilts." According to the requirements of sanitary standards, hotel cotton products should be changed one by one, without stains, odor and hair. In addition, the cleaning order of hotel facilities also has clear requirements, such as the order of basin, bathtub and toilet.

At present, there are 1052 express hotels in the city, most of which are cotton cleaners, and 4 1 is cotton cleaners. In this special inspection, 69/kloc-0 households were supervised and inspected, and 633 households were qualified, and the qualified rate was 9 1.6 1%, which was 3.26% higher than 88.35% in 20 16 years. At the same time, 54 hotels 154 were selected for the disinfection effect of public articles and appliances, and 149 were qualified, with a qualified rate of 96.75%, which was 1.73% higher than the 95.02% in 20 16.