Coronavirus: Supermarkets 'turn away shoppers after they turn up with kids'
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dailystar.co.ukBrit shoppers claim they are being turned away from major supermarkets after turning up with their children. Shops have already introduced rationing and social distancing in a bid to curb the rapid spread of the coronavirus.
The move has left some parents empty-handed after they were refused entry, The Sun reports. Dionne Angus tweeted at Aldi: “Since when did you stop children going into your shops? “My daughter tried to go shopping today with her 5-year-old daughter but was told she couldn't go in with her daughter. “She’s a single mother what is she supposed to do with her?
I am beyond angry.” Louise Palmer said: “A friend visited @AldiUK this morning & has been told that she has to leave her 4 kids at the front of the store whilst
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