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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@rollimaus"Letter to the editor on the subject of C. L. Agree" Great information, as everyone knows which letter to the editor it is, as there is only one publication worldwide for letters to the editor.
It doesn't matter where I got it from
It doesn't matter where I got it from
@rollimaus Oh, the text of your post is supposed to be the letter to the editor?
Hello everyone, In these hours, disinfectant is being filled into spray bottles in a special production run so that our customers in the stores can also clean their hands. The first batch will be delivered as early as tomorrow Saturday (March 14, 2020). The stores in Ticino will receive the first spray bottles. The distribution of 100,000 disinfectants to all Migros Group employees can also be completed today. We would also like to appeal once again to people to take personal responsibility. Corona affects us all. Everyone can help to slow down the spread of the disease. Compliance with the known hygiene measures of the FOPH's information campaign "This is how we protect ourselves" is paramount. https://bag-coronavirus.ch/ Best regards Sebastian
As mentioned, I strongly recommend that Migros ensure that the surfaces and handles of the shopping trolleys and baskets, as well as the hand scanners and touchscreens of the scales, are cleaned, or that cleaning agents and cloths are made available. Staff should also be trained in hygiene. Here from an article: How long can the virus survive outside the body? According to a recent study by US researchers, it is inactive in droplet form after just three hours. It survives much longer, up to three days, on smooth surfaces such as plastic or steel. Another study concludes that the virus can even survive for up to nine days. It is therefore important to touch as few door handles, handrails etc. as possible and to wash your hands quickly afterwards. Also be careful with money: coins and notes have passed through many hands and are therefore potential sources of viruses. This means: pay cashless whenever possible. source Sonntagszeitung from March 15, 2020
