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“At the entrance of the Maxima stores, there will be employees with special vests who will scan the QR codes of the opportunity passports and review other documents that are equivalent to the opportunity passport. We will try to do the passport verification as quickly as possible and hope for the understanding and goodwill of our customers if we have to wait in line, ”says Ernesta Dapkienė, Director of the Communication and Image Department at Maxima.
According to E.Dapkienė, in case of questions, the persons who inspect the documents have the right to ask the buyer to present an identity document together. 58 stores will be inspected by Maxima and security companies, and 17 stores will be inspected by building managers. Opportunity passports will be reviewed during store hours. Two employees are scheduled to work in the Maxima stores during peak hours, who will review all documents.
Already the weekend in stores where from September 13. Opportunity Passports will be reviewed, we will begin to inform buyers so that they experience the least possible inconvenience on Monday. Those who do not have the necessary documents will be directed to other nearby Maxima stores. Children under the age of 16 are admitted without a passport according to the instructions of the Government, ”says E. Dapkienė.
The stores where government restrictions will go into effect on September 13 are posted HERE.
A representative of the Maxima shopping center also recalls that with the new order in stores where buyers can only buy with the Opportunity Passport, the use of masks continues to be a recommendation: “However, we hope that buyers will disinfect their hands and wear masks. “
According to the resolution of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania, from September 13 in stores of more than 1,500 m2 M. Buyers must present one of the following documents:
- Opportunity passport
- European Union vaccination certificate
- an extract from the E-health portal confirming the fact of vaccination.
- certified if you have a history of COVID-19 and no more than 210 days have elapsed since the onset of the illness.
- a certificate of a positive COVID-19 antibody test no more than 60 days after the date of your confirmation.
- a negative SARS-CoV-2 PCR test result valid for 48 h. from the moment of sampling.
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