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A recent study in England backs up the advice of national chief physician Cecília Müller: Get Christmas presents on time this year and make targeted purchases. According to a study in English, one in five infected people went to a shopping mall or hypermarket before the illness, Ripost reported.
According to recent research in England, the easiest way to catch the coronavirus is in shopping malls and hypermarkets. This is followed by high schools on the list, followed by hospitals and nursing homes. An analysis by Public Health England (PHE) from 9 to 15 November examined the connections of 128,808 infected people to find out where we are most likely to contract the virus. They came to that the epidemic is more prevalent in department stores, shopping centers, every five infected have visited these places in previous days.
Warn the head doctor
Cecília Müller also warned that Let’s not leave Christmas gift shopping for the last few minutes and avoid congestion. The chief physician recommended that we purposely acquire and adhere to epidemiological regulations.
People seem to be following the advice: There was already a lot of traffic last weekend at the stores where they usually buy gifts. There was a line in Müller, there was a lot of traffic in Arcade, in Auchan and Tesco in Budaörs.
It was already a great weekend
According to the newspaper’s experience, it was hardly possible to find a parking space in the Soroksár shopping center.
The line was hampered by the fact that many people were shopping online, but with in-store pickups, so they were also waiting at the checkout for packages ordered online. The row for the authentic counter also meandered.
Photos from Ripost readers also show that the crowd is larger than usual between the hypermarket shelves and at checkouts.
The merchant is also interested in protecting the buyer
In addition to regulations, Hungarian shopping malls and hypermarkets pay special attention to preventing the spread of the epidemic. György Vámos, secretary general of the National Trade Association, told Ripost. Then he added that the main thing is to control the epidemic, it is also in the interests of merchants that buyers get their gifts in the safest way possible. Although the authority has at times had to close stores for non-compliance with the rules, the general experience is that both merchants and buyers behave responsibly.
– said the Secretary General of the National Trade Association.
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