Dutch pet shop owner contracts coronavirus

The family running the Van Vugt pet store in Drunen in the Netherlands had to quarantine for two weeks in August after one of the children of Paul and Ans van Vugt tested positive for Covid-19. This news was reported by the Dutch industry service DSZ Actueel. To maintain the supply of products to the store's customers, the person employed by the Van Vugts continued to run the business for a few hours a week, having had no contact with the family since the start of the quarantine period. Clients were also able to order goods as normal over the phone and via Facebook during the quarantine, which has now come to an end.