Result of DOT probe on hotel that hosted Dacera's New Year party out this week | Inquirer News

Result of DOT probe on hotel that hosted Dacera’s New Year party out this week

By: - Reporter / @KHallareINQ
/ 12:25 PM January 12, 2021

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Tourism’s (DOT) decision on its investigation into City Garden Grand Hotel in Makati City, which hosted a New Year’s revelry that later led to the death of flight attendant Christine Dacera, will be out this week, Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat said Tuesday.

“I was hoping sana to give the decision today but we’re still finalizing it. This week we will be giving it,” Puyat said in a press conference.

The agency earlier gave a show-cause order against the establishment, directing  the hotel’s management to submit a written explanation within three days why its DOT accreditation should not be revoked with regard to the incident involving Dacera.

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The hotel serves as a quarantine facility for migrant workers, putting it directly under the jurisdiction of the DOT.

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An “accommodation establishment in areas declared under General Community Quarantine (GCQ) that is concurrently being used as a quarantine facility may not provide accommodation for  leisure purposes, ” the letter read.

The establishment, according to Puyat, responded to the show-cause order last Friday.

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Puyat added that the DOT’s decision on the investigation “cannot be rushed.”

“But rest assured, the DOT will do what is fair and just,” the secretary said.

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