Consumer Protection Has Stopped the Rest Service in 20 Gardens in Constanta. Problems Discovered in Children's Beds
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Consumer Protection temporarily stopped the rest service in 20 kindergartens in the municipality of Constanta, after checks, inspectors found that some of the blankets used by children were deformed under their weight. The measure was taken after consultation with specialists, who analyzed the possible effects of repeated use of inappropriate resting areas on the position of the body and development of the children's locomotor apparatus.
The children's rest service was temporarily stopped in the case of 20 kindergartens in the municipality of Constanta, after the Consumer Protection Inspectors identified problems in some of the blankets used in pre-school units. According to CJPC Constanta, the flexible surface of the furniture deforms under the weight of the children, they get to sleep on a curved surface.
Representatives of the County Consumer Protection Commissioner (CJPC) Constanta announced that the children's rest service was temporarily stopped in the case of 20 kindergartens in the municipality of Constanta, due to the use of blankets that deform under the weight of children, and they get to sleep on a curved surface.
The county commissioner for consumer protection Constanta ordered, in the case of several pre-school education units, the temporary stop of the rest service, after having found that the blankets used by children are inadequate. There are about 20 educational units that have all been further advised warned about this situation, [...] The post Consumer protection Constanta explains the temporary stop of the rest service in several kindergartens: "…
In recent weeks, the County Consumer Protection Commissioner Constanta has ordered, in the case of several pre-school education units, the temporary cessation of the provision of children's rest services through the use of cots found to be inadequate. The problem of this type of furniture has been pointed out by the CJPC Commissioners a long time ago. "We have found [...]
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