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Village Grocer Subang Parade : Staff Positive For COVID-19!

Village Grocer Subang Parade : Staff Positive For COVID-19!

Village Grocer just announced that an employee at their Subang Parade store tested positive for COVID-19!

Find out what happened, and if you should be concerned!

 

Village Grocer Subang Parade : Staff Positive For COVID-19!

On 8 February 2021, Village Grocer announced that an employee at their Subang Parade store tested positive for COVID-19.

That employee, who worked at their fruits and vegetables department, last reported to work on 6 February 2021.

Village Grocer did not close their Subang Parade store, but deep cleaned and sanitised it, and arranged to send the rest of their staff for a swab test.

This is the eighth Village Grocer affected by COVID-19 this year, following their stores in Bangsar VillageCitta Mall, 1 Mont Kiara, Southkey Mall, Melawati MallM-City, and Sunsuria Forum.

 

Village Grocer Subang Parade COVID-19 Exposure : Official Statement

Here is the official statement by Village Grocer on their Subang Parade store COVID-19 exposure.

Village Grocer Subang Parade outlet, 8 Feb 2021:

Please be aware we were informed on 8th Feb, one of our staff from fruits & vegetables department in Subang Parade outlet is confirmed Covid-19 positive, last reported to work on 6th Feb 2021.

Village Grocer Subang Parade will arrange to have all staff to undergo swab test and the store to undergo deep cleaning and sanitization for the safety of our staff and customer.

Kindly refer to information release by MOH only for verification. For more information, please call MOH’s Crisis Preparedness and Response Centre’s (CPRC) hotline: 03-8881 0200/0600/0700.

This notice is part of our commitment to full transparency to customers to assist in their own precautionary measures to protect from Covid-19.

Yours sincerely,
The management, Village Grocer

 

Village Grocer Subang Parade COVID-19 Case : What’s The Risk?

Anyone who shopped at Village Grocer Subang Parade on or before 6 February 2021, should be wary and self-quarantine if possible.

The risk will be low if both the affected employee and all customers wore face masks, and maintained physical distance.

The Ministry of Health will be conducting contact tracing for all positive cases, and those identified as close contacts will be asked to self-quarantine and get tested.

Let this be a reminder why it is critical that you wear a face mask in public at all times – they greatly reduce the risk of infection.

You should also maintain good hand hygiene by cleaning with soap and water, or a hand sanitiser.

COVID-19 is easily destroyed by soap, so even a simple cleaning operation will definitely clean the store of any infectious particles, albeit only temporarily.

 

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