Visitor numbers return to pre-haze levels at Singapore Flyer
Visitor numbers at the Singapore Flyer have returned to pre-haze levels.
The giant observation wheel suspended operations temporarily for a few hours per day on June 20 and 21 when PSI levels reached above 300. It was done to protect employees, many of whom work outdoors.
Operations returned to normal on June 22 and with the PSI levels dipping over the past week, visitor numbers have since returned to pre-haze levels.
During the time when operations were scaled back, the food court operator at the tourist attraction made use of the time to clean up their stalls.
~News courtesy of Channel Newsasia~
Visitor numbers at the Singapore Flyer have returned to pre-haze levels.
The giant observation wheel suspended operations temporarily for a few hours per day on June 20 and 21 when PSI levels reached above 300. It was done to protect employees, many of whom work outdoors.
Operations returned to normal on June 22 and with the PSI levels dipping over the past week, visitor numbers have since returned to pre-haze levels.
During the time when operations were scaled back, the food court operator at the tourist attraction made use of the time to clean up their stalls.
~News courtesy of Channel Newsasia~
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