Covid-19: Checkers Plumstead employee tests positive | Day35ofLockdown
Johannesburg - A Western Cape Checkers supermarket was closed on Wednesday when an employee tested positive for the Covid-19 coronavirus.
The Shoprite Group, which owns Checkers, said they took the decision to close the store in line with Covid-19 guidelines.he National Institute of Communicable Diseases and Department of Health about the case. “The store closed immediately and a professional decontamination company brought in to sanitize and deep clean. The store will be reopened in consultation with the provincial Department of Health,” said the company.employee screening programme through the company’s mobile clinic has immediately been put into place. This comes as South Africa enters Day 35 of the lockdown Level 5.
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