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Despite the prevailing crown pandemic, visitors have flocked to Gekås department store in Ullared. However, it has not been without the crowded customers.
GT has previously reported congestion at department stores this summer with customers moving close to each other and crowding into long lines.
– There is also responsibility for the individual, it is not possible to enter from him. He should preferably not be with us if he is in a risk group, but we also see him here, CEO Boris Lennerhov said then.
As autumn approaches, the municipality of Falkenberg is concerned about the spread of the infection in department stores.
– Gekås is the largest tourist destination in Sweden. We have a large department store with some service activities inside and out. There is a huge influx in October, November and it is a great shopping month. Then we’ll be there, Anders Ramberg tells P4 Halland.
Fear: people become lax
During the spring and summer, the municipality has carried out inspections in both department stores and restaurants. So far, it has only resulted in minor comments.
Anders Ramberg, however, fears with the onset of autumn that fewer and fewer people will think about keeping their distance, among other things.
– The fear is that the weakness around this with the covid infection is spreading. Let it get crowded and stand on the bar and drink beer, you shouldn’t do that, says Anders Ramberg to P4 Halland.
The Municipality of Falkenberg will now deploy 2-6 working groups with two health and environmental protection inspectors in each group.
According to Anders Ramberg, restaurants and department stores run the risk of receiving a fine in the first place, in the worst case, being able to close the business until they have corrected the deficiencies.
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