The emergency plans are expected to cover areas including crowd control procedures, rapid transit system and shuttle services, extreme weather scenarios, and other public security issues.
Zhou Xianqiang is an official from the Shanghai International Tourism and Resort Zone Administration Committee.
"We have a general contingency plan in place, which centers on the control of big crowds, and we will also have a specific plan for crowd control. Along with that, we will carry out emergency drills based on what is actually needed to ensure good management."
The city will also add more subway trains on Line 11 upon the official opening of the new Disney park and traffic hours will be extended.
Shanghai Disney Park in the city's Pudong District, will officially open on June 16, and is expected to host around 10 million visitors a year.
Source: CRI
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