Covid-19: Village Grocer to cleanse M City branch after customer tests positive
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 08:01 PM MYTDeep cleaning underway at the Village Grocer in Bangsar March 26, 2020. — Picture from Facebook/Village Grocer
In an announcement today, Village Grocer said the customer had not displayed any symptoms of Covid-19. Village Grocer highlighted that it carries out daily temperature checks on all staff members and customers, all frontline workers wear face masks and gloves, all surfaces are sanitised daily, and social distancing practised.
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