Manx Co-op stores re-introducing Covid-19 restrictions

Tuesday, 2 March 2021 08:10

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

From today, all Co-op stores across the Island will re-implement social distancing.

The news was confirmed on social media by the company's area manager Andrew Corrie.

This means 2 metre social distancing, limiting numbers in stores, mask wearing for colleagues and advisory mask wearing for customers will all be back in place.

Mr Corrie says the Co-op trusts customers will cooperate to once again help keep the Island safe

He explains why the Co-op is taking these measures:

All Manx Coop Stores are reimplementing full social distancing controls from opening this morning Tuesday 2nd...
Posted by Andy Corrie on Monday, 1 March 2021

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