AC exec urges eateries to maintain clean restrooms
ANGELES CITY — A local official here has urged owners of eateries in the city to provide their customers clean and fragrant restrooms.
Councilor Jesus “Jay” Sangil said that one way of giving back to the people who visit the city is to provide them quality services.
The official said that Angeles City is one of the country’s culinary capitals and thousands of local and foreign tourists visit the area to taste local delicacies.
Unfortunately, Sangil said that some business establishments do not even have restrooms with basic needs like soap and tissue.
“We want to show our tourists and guests that comfort rooms in Angeles City are clean and fragrant. No doubt that our food is delicious and world class but some restaurants, sad to say, do not even have CRs,”Sangil said.
He added that he will seek the assistance of local architects to help business owners in the design of a basic restroom.
Sangil a few days ago told SunStar Pampanga that he will ask the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to inspect business establishments violating environment laws.
He said that many restaurants and hotels are discharging and dumping greasy waste into the city roads’drainage system.
The City College of Angeles (CCA) represented by its President, Dr. Richard Daenos and the Angeles City Youth Development Office (ACYDO) represented by its Officer-in-Charge, Patrick Cura, entered into a memorandum of understanding which fosters collaboration, provides opportunities and facilitates advancement of knowledge in areas of research, exchange of information on technical expertiseand other relevant literatureand joint organization of seminars, conferences, workshops and short-term continuing professional development programs. — CCA Photo
Magabo furthered that the establishment of other hotels here will also help to showcase Clark as a Meetings, Investments, Conferences and Exhibits (MICE) destination. He said that it will also of help to cater to the needs of every guests especially on the influx of investments and tourists here.
“We actually welcome the idea of them coming in to the picture, it’s actually going be helpful for us. It’s very interesting because they know that a lot of investments are being done here in the area and they know that in the future there are a lot of bigger players that are coming in. We are expecting huge conventions and we need help from the, so it will promote not just us but even the entire area of Pampanga” Magabo added.
Marriott Hotel Clark will be a 16-storey building with 260 rooms and will feature various amenities such as ballroom, meeting rooms, interactive-type restaurants, pool and spa facilities. It is owned by the Widus International Leisure Inc. Marriott is a 5-star hotel brand and currently one of the biggest hotel chains in the world with more than 6,000 hotels and 30 other different brands.