Oxford Freshmarket temporarily closes Bluff store after employee contracts COVID-19
Updated | By Nushera Soodyal
Oxford Freshmarket has confirmed that it has had to temporarily close it's Bluff store after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
Owner, Brett Latimer says the employee who appeared to have a cold came to work this week and expressed to a supervisor that she was not feeling well.
He says a supervisor immediately informed a manager who sent the employee who works as a teller to hospital.
"The young lady went to the Wentworth Hospital and had tested for coronavirus. We were informed yesterday afternoon, that she had tested positive for coronavirus," said Latimer.
READ: South Africa's COVID-19 deaths rise by 7, toll at 65
Latimer says the store was immediately closed and a deep clean happened overnight.
"There is a company that has come to fog the store this morning, and we have brought in a private lab to test all our staff in the store," said Latimer.
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