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Costco is the latest national retailer to take aggressive action designed to protect the safety of buyers and workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. From Monday, May 4th, all Costco buyers will have to wear protective masks.

The new policy came to a statement published on aWeb page dedicated to COVID-19 updates. It notes that "all Costco members and guests must wear a mask or face coating that covers the mouth and nose at any time in Costco."

Although this does not apply to children under 2 years of age or those who are unable to wear a mask due to a medical condition.

The declaration adds: "The use of a mask or facial coating should not be considered as a substitute for social distancing. Please continue to observe rules regarding the appropriate distancing during the Costco premises. Thank you for your understanding and your cooperation. "

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Finally, COSTCO mentions the false totality of their warehouses in the United States will only allow two people to enter the warehouse using a membership card. And, in the places of El Paso, TX, Kentucky and Puerto Rico, only one person is allowed to enter by membership card.

Costco is just one of the many retail neighborhoods that have made great lengths toProtect and reward their brave essential employees who do not have the luxury of working from home. Nevertheless, some workers from Target, Walmart and Amazon planned coordinationWalkout this Friday to protest Dangerous and unhealthy working conditions during this pandemic.

Since Covid-19 has become a concern in the United States, trips togrocery stores Spend a relaxing ritual to acquire grocery store to a stressful trip to front lines in a national battle against mortal contagion. Grocery chains have been aggressivePolicy update Designed to protect buyers and staff members. Dozens of grocery that employees died of coronavirus and even Walmart was confronted with aunjustified death Continuation of the succession of a staff member who succumbed to mortal contagion.