Retail giant Walmart on Friday announced changes to its retail stores across the country. The changes are geared to protect staff and customers from the Wuhan coronavirus.
"While many of our customers have been following the advice of the medical community regarding social distancing and safety, we have been concerned to still see some behaviors in our stores that put undue risk on our people," Dacona Smith, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, said in a post on the company's website. "We want to encourage customers to bring the fewest number of people per family necessary to shop, allow for space with other customers while shopping, and practice social distancing while waiting in lines. We’re also seeing states and municipalities set varying policies regarding crowd control – which has created some confusion regarding shopping."
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Will their employees at the doors start practicing social distancing as well? Went there Thursday, and you had to walk right past them to get in - all while they were telling shoppers to stay six feet from each other.
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ReplyDeleteI've started admonishing any authorities or employees to be sure they've had at least a 1000 mgs of Vitamin C, 5000 I.U.sof Vitamin D, 50 mg of zinc and 300 mg of magnesium. Officialdom and the media is either totally ignorant of basic immune system enhancement or actually withholding information. I'm convinced they do not want us healthy, but just controlled. --Ron W
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