Japanese convenience store praised for low-tech anti-coronavirus system soranews24.com

One of these essential businesses is the humble convenience store, which will be helping locals out with all their daily shopping needs during the crisis.
While convenience stores will be providing an essential service to the public, they still need to protect the health and safety of their staff and customers.
According to photos that have been appearing online, though, some of these convenience stores appear to have hit upon a smart solution.
The above tweet shows a 7-Eleven convenience store with a plastic sheet hanging down from the ceiling, separating the customer and clerk with a see-through protective screen.
Back in Japan, other convenience store chains have adopted a slightly different approach to things, by placing retractable belt stanchions in front of the counter.