Covering/Mask Required At Harrington Hundreds

April 9, 2020

In an effort to help stop the spread of Covid-19, Harrington Hundreds Supermarket is permitting entry to customers only if they are wearing a mask or other suitable face covering.

A spokesperson from Harrington Hundreds Supermarket said, “All customers will only be allowed entry if they are wearing a mask or other similar suitable face covering. This is in effect to help stop the potential spread of Covid-19 by asymptomatic persons.”

The Ministry of Health previously said that they advise the “use of simple cloth face coverings to slow of the spread the virus and help people who may have the virus and do not know it from transmitting it to others.”

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  1. sage says:

    Thanks HH, smart move on your part not waiting for official guidlines, yesterday a certain police officer drove up to Market Place parked in the no parking zone then waltzed into the shop with no face protection at all, another white-shirt cop came in right after him with no mask either, bad example. Half the customers and half the staff wore none as well.

  2. Bring_it says:

    Wearing a mask is to prevent you from spreading it. You can still catch it with one on. This isn’t law it’s policy and denying service to the public is against the law. What a bunch. I wont be shopping their y, too damn expensive, meant for the rich!

    • Wuhan says:

      It’s people like you that just don’t understand the severity of the situation we’re in. If you can’t respect the wellbeing of the essential workers who put their lives on the line so you can enjoy your everyday comforts, you deserve to contract the virus. And if you don’t want to shop there, I’m sure the staff at the supermarket will appreciate your decision to not infect them with your hatred.

    • Liverpool says:

      Get used to it, the new norm. coming to businesses in your neighborhood

    • Research says:

      Then don’t shop there! They are trying to protect their workers who are putting their lives on the line every day. Every supermarket in Bermuda should do the same thing.

    • Mike Hind says:

      Uh… it LITERALLY says that in the article. They’re trying to slow the spread of this virus by making their customers wear masks.
      And a business is allowed to deny service to anyone they want for not obeying their rules. It really isn’t against the law.

  3. toadinthehole says:

    that’s fair enough and yes, we can make them, but I would be much more reassured if they were medical standard, can we ship them in and distribute?

    • Bring_it says:

      You can’t make anyone do anything, have you hears of fundamental rights?
      It’s simple as I don’t have to patronize your establishment!

  4. Ben says:

    A perfect example of a private business not having to wait for a government-led solution. This makes sense and is simple and easy to implement. The same could have put in place to prevent so-called reports of hoarding. 1 case of toilet paper at a normal price 2 or more cases at triple normal price.

  5. Ian says:

    From WHO website: “If you are healthy, you only need to wear a mask if you are taking care of a person with suspected 2019-nCoV infection”. I don’t think making everyone wear a mask is a good idea, it’s only going create a shortage for frontline workers, people who really need them.

  6. WillSee says:

    It would be nice if HH sold the masks if wishing their customers to wear them.