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Two attractions in the Lipetsk shopping center allowed to start after elimination of violations

Two new attractions in the shopping center "Armada" in Lipetsk were registered and received permission to operate

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Two attractions in the Lipetsk shopping center allowed to start after elimination of violations

Two new attractions in the shopping center "Armada" in Lipetsk were registered and received permission to operate. Earlier, the specialists of Gostechnadzor did not allow them to be used because of comments.

After the inspection, the operator eliminated all identified shortcomings. The re-examination showed that the site and auxiliary areas meet safety requirements.

Now Ninja Course and Batuty Complex are officially allowed to work. Gostechnadzor reminds parents that before visiting the attractions, you should make sure that they have been registered and allowed to operate.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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