Gamestop will force all American buyers to wear a mask

While many countries still fight against Covid-19, companies have to pivot to make their business safer for employees and buyers. Despite the initial criticism concerning the first GameStop COVID-19 prevention efforts, the Company made a drastic decision to combat the propagation of CIVID-19. In a press release published today, the GameStop CEO, George Sherman, announced that GameStop would require all customers to wear a mask during their purchases.

Since the first diffusion of COVID-19, the United States has quickly become one of the hardest affected countries. Although they only host 4% of the world's population, the United States accounts for about 25% of all CVIV-19 cases. At the time of writing this article, 141,702 Americans died of coronavirus.

At the end of the press release, it is written: Any customer with concerns or health problems related to the port of a face cover can buy on GameStop online at www.gamestop.com or on the mobile application GameStop. The two online channels offer access to the GameStop online withdrawal service at the store and a contactless delivery service at the edge of the door to meet the needs of customers in video games. It has not been indicated where new restrictions will be implemented in stores outside the United States.

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