The Borneo Post

Farley Supermarke­t at Salim Road places safety as top priority for shoppers

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SIBU: The Farley Supermarke­t at Salim Road here is placing safety as a top priority for its shoppers.

In this regard, managing director Lau Siew Whye calls upon Farley customers to follow the safety guidelines, which include proper social distancing, while shopping.

He points out that the Covid19 situation in the country is a cause of concern, and preventing the spread of infection is now a top priority.

“We hope shoppers would make their shopping lists before coming to the supermarke­t. Buy items to last your families for a few days to avoid frequent returns to shop.

“This way, we can avoid crowding. Do not hang around in the supermarke­t – this is no fun time,” he said to a See Hua Daily News reporter on Monday.

Lau also stressed that for the safety of all shoppers, they must follow the requiremen­ts that the supermarke­t management had listed out.

“Only one person from a family can enter the supermarke­t. Inside the supermarke­t, stay at least one metre or two away from other shoppers.” Lau also assured shoppers that the supermarke­t had sufficient supplies.

“Buy only the essential items. There is no need to stock up too much stuff.”

He said the supermarke­t would also run announceme­nts from time to time to remind shoppers about all the safety precaution­s.

Separately, Lau said amidst the current Covid-19 situation, Farley supermarke­t staff remained committed to helping shoppers, while observing all the safety precaution­s.

“This is because we are in the services industry. We strive to provide a safe environmen­t for our shoppers. Let’s contain Covid19 spread together.” Meanwhile,

Farley Supermarke­t has listed out the safety requiremen­ts for shoppers on its Facebook page.

They include washing hands with soap outside the supermarke­t before entering; the allowance of entry for only 50 shoppers at one time while the rest would line up outside as they wait for their turns; the observatio­n of at least one metre of social distancing between a shopper and another; and also the opening hours from 8.30am to 6pm daily, while the cafés and the food court inside remain closed.

Farley Supermarke­t also has chain stores in Bintulu and Kota Samarahan.

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Shoppers observe the one-metre social distancing as they queue outside Farley Supermarke­t at Salim Road.
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The supermarke­t provides a wash basin, complete with soap, outside the premises for shoppers to wash their hands before entering.
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