World News – GB – The strict supermarket rules for buyers of level 2 and 3 supermarkets

And with much of the country fluctuating between levels 2 and 3 – they remain open for people to shop for food

Kent’s Covid rates remain lower in some ways – compared to parts of the north

But with Swale’s infection rate on the rise – the county is under no illusions he is not likely to be transferred to levels 2 or 3 at a later date

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Under level 2 rules, people are not allowed to meet people outside their home or support the bubble in an indoor environment

The rules of level 3 are even stricter, no household mixing inside or outside in the hotel or private gardens

However, under level 2 and 3 restrictions, all « essential » and « non-essential » stores will remain open

Buyers will have to follow certain rules, but with advice put in place by the government

Official government guidelines state that «  stores that follow COVID security guidelines can accommodate more people in total, but no one should mix indoors or in most outdoor public places with people with who they don’t live (or have formed a supportive bubble with)

The government has also confirmed that clinically vulnerable people can still visit supermarkets and stores, although they should try to stand two meters away from people when possible

Level 2 rules