COVVI-19 video: CEO of Carrefour prefers "the calculation of gauges" in the health pass

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While the COVVI-19 epidemic soar in several countries, Alexandre Bompard, CEO of the Carrefour group, preferable on Franceinfo Tuesday November 9 to limit the number of customers per square meter in shopping centers of more than 20,000 meterssquares, rather than resorting to the health pass.

"The calculation of the gauges worked very well at a time when the epidemic risk of Covid-19 was very strong, a year ago," said Alexandre Bompard, CEO of the Carrefour group, Tuesday November 9 on Franceinfo, whileEmmanuel Macron must speak in the early evening to discuss the health situation."I hope it is this device, if one day there should be a regulation device in businesses again, which will apply and not the health pass," he added.

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"It is contrary to the purchasing power of households"

According to him, it is preferable to "limit the number of customers per square meter" in shopping centers of more than 20,000 square meters, rather than resorting to the health pass because it estimates it "contrary to the purchasing power of households".

Alexandre Bompard also denounced a "very bureaucratic" measure which supposes that this or that shopping center is more than 20,000 square meters."Customers were completely lost in August and September in September," he said, considering that "it is not the right measure" in these major centers which, according to him, allow physical distancing ".

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