What disinfection preparations have been made for the reopening of tourist attractions in Rio, Brazil?

What disinfection preparations have been made for the reopening of tourist attractions in Rio, Brazil? ? Many tourist attractions in Rio, Brazil are about to reopen, and disinfection measures are relatively perfect, such as requiring tourists to wear masks all the time; Keep a safe social distance between the ticket office and the boarding area to avoid crowds; Measuring body temperature; Place alcohol gel at all key locations in the station. However, some experts said that the government should wait for some time to see the specific data trend of the epidemic before making a decision. After all, Brazil is currently the country with the second highest death toll in COVID-19. ? This time, due to the fierce situation in COVID-19, many tourist attractions in Brazil were closed for five months from March 15 to August 15. This economic loss is very large, so the Brazilian government wants to restore the economy as soon as possible. However, in the case that the number of confirmed cases in COVID-19 has exceeded 850,000 and the death toll has exceeded 40,000, the experts' opinions on whether tourist attractions should be reopened are still negative.

While opening tourist attractions, all scenic spots have tried all kinds of preventive measures. For example, the famous Rio Star Ferris wheel requires that each cockpit can be reduced from 8 to 4 people, and it will resume operation with 50% passenger capacity. The Sugar Bread Mountain Cable Car resumed operation with two-thirds of the passenger capacity. In other aspects, many scenic spots require tourists to purchase tickets through official website, and face-to-face ticket purchase only accepts credit card payment. The staff at the scenic spot will take the tourists' temperature, and everyone should wear a mask. Many places have been marked with isolation marks to keep social distance.

In order to reopen the tourist attractions, Rio has dispatched troops to disinfect the major tourist attractions in the city and the means of transportation to and from the scenic spots. However, some experts expressed their opposition. They believe that Rio is a city with a serious epidemic, so we should not only consider the impact of the epidemic from the economic aspect, but also give priority to people's lives and health.