It is acceptable to allow children aged 10 to 12 years old to enter malls as long as they wear a mask and

follow all safety protocols. They must also be accompanied by their parents, who will guide them on the
mall's new guidelines.

Swot

Strength

Malls are designed to entertain everyone, especially children. Allowing children aged 10 to 12 years old
to enter malls is a great way to increase consumer spending.

Weaknesses

Some malls are not strict in enforcing their guidelines and have a few employees inside to remind
consumers of the safety standards. This is vital since the number of people entering malls increases due
to the low alert level.

Opportunities

Children may enjoy exploring the mall with their parents or guardians, strolling around, and purchasing
the things they desire.

Threats

There is a risk of COVID-19 transmission to children at a mall since it is enclosed and lacks sufficient
ventilation. This is particularly for children who have not yet been vaccinated.