I read that people over 65 are no longer admitted to MIGROS INSTEAD OF ATTRAPTING THE VIRUS => WE'RE DYING OF HUNGER! Thank you MIGROS (which also belongs to me, according to your ADVERTISEMENTS!).
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Hello Ugenotti↵↵Switzerland is currently in an exceptional situation. ↵↵In view of the current epidemiological situation, people at risk should stay at home and not go out shopping. That's why Migros has set up a neighborhood assistance system with a free home shopping delivery service, in partnership with Pro Senectute. The project was launched this Tuesday in the Migros Aar cooperative region, and will be extended throughout Switzerland. ↵↵In the meantime, perhaps you have family, friends or someone in the neighborhood who could do your shopping for you? ↵↵Thank you for your patience and loyalty 🙏 ↵↵Good to you↵Kathrin
Hello Ugenotti, I just realized from listening to the Federal Council's press conference that Mr. Berset himself doesn't know about this ban on 65+ people doing errands, not even for Ticino, where it's written in black and white: https://www4.ti.ch/fileadmin/DSS/DSP/UMC/malattie_infettive/Coronavirus/RG/20200320_RG_1567_COVID19_over_65_anni.pdf , paragraph 4. Berset says he doesn't have it "on his radar". As the press conference is being broadcast live, I can't give the exact timing of this sentence at the moment. In any case, it comes immediately after the presentation, at the start of the questions put by journalists: https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/fr/home/krankheiten/ausbrueche-epidemien-pandemien/aktuelle-ausbrueche-epidemien/novel-cov/situation-schweiz-und-international.html I therefore believe that this ban is indeed abusive and that the Federal Council will look into the matter further.