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Corona - Additional hygiene measures

Corona - Zusätzliche Hygienemassnahmen

What does Migros intend to do to ensure that the additional hygiene measures can be complied with during this time for the weighing trolleys and fruit and vegetables? - or does the customer have to organize this himself ?

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Loxiran

Traberli

Dry cleaning is great so the germs spread even better...🤢↵So a little bit of hygiene should reach the staff. ↵↵Since this is not normal hygiene, go to the store manager?↵I'm sure he'll react. Because something like this would not be good at the moment as customers would stay away.

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Loxiran

While the handrails and driver's workstations on buses and streetcars are disinfected every night to protect passengers, I unfortunately still don't see any tangible hygiene concept at Migros. While on the streetcar or bus, the handrail or button only needs to be pressed briefly, you have to hold the handle of the trolley or the hand scanner in your hand for a good 40 minutes while shopping, depending on the purchase. What did I observe today while shopping? There are still mothers who don't pay attention to how their baby slobbers all over the handle or the scanner. There are still people who cut, touch their mouths and then touch the handles. There are people who lick their fingers before grabbing the small plastic bags to weigh out the vegetables so that they can grip the bags better. Some even reach into the bags with their whole hand. What does Migros do? I watched the Migros employee clearing away the scanners that were no longer in use. She ONLY goes over these scanners with a single piece of dry household paper. You have to imagine that 50 scanners are touched with one and the same piece of dry household paper. So the viruses are transmitted from one scanner to all the others. We know that viruses can also stick to banknotes, which is also very disgusting. The employees put away the used and uncleaned baskets and scales with their gloves, which are actually there to fill up the cooling rack so that you don't get cold hands. The employees then go into the cooling rack with the same dirty gloves and put the yogurts away. Great, then the viruses are preserved in the cooling rack! You could just as easily go to the toilet with these gloves and touch the yoghurts afterwards. The FOPH campaign that you should wash your hands regularly has definitely not reached Migros. I feel sorry for the risk groups.

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Postbus GR Engadinbus Stadtbus Chur has kept the front door closed since Wednesday to protect the drivers and the front seats are locked

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