Coronavirus: Look at how a Dubai supermarket is dealing with 'Social Distancing'

The UAE government have now enforced and implemented mandatory social distancing at supermarket to contain the spread of the Coronavirus.

These measures have been put into place in order to keep customers at a safe distance from one another.

Supermarkets are now one the of the few places that UAE residents are allowed to visit. In a statement early on Monday, the UAE has decided to close all commercial centres, and shopping malls along with fish, meat and vegetable markets day.

Clear signs were set up, showing the rules that people had to follow outside of the supermarket upon entering.

Cashiers are also wearing medical face masks to prevent any pathogens from entering their noses.

Everyone at the supermarket is maintaining a safe distance from one another thanks to the new rules.

The floor stickers are used as reminders for people to keep distance from each other.

Supermarkets are generally one of the few places in Dubai that are open and operating regularly, so the new enforced rules are necessary to keep people safe.

Some customers are even wearing gloves for further protection when touching products.