Great news... and you don't even have to be Jewish.
In the UK, nobody is allowed about any medical condition you have except with permission from your own Doctor.
Quote:Why some people are wearing sunflower badges when shopping in Morrisons, Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury's.KentLive:
The little badge is actually sending a very important message to those around them.
'Face masks have been compulsory in shops and supermarkets in England for more than two weeks now.
And while 99 per cent of people you see when shopping in Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons will be
wearing a covering, you may have noticed some aren't.
But that doesn't necessarily mean they're doing anything wrong. Some people are exempt from wearing face
coverings.This could be for a number of reasons, as MyLondon reports. Perhaps it is due to a disability that
means they're unable to put it on, because they have a respiratory problem or because they're a carer for
someone who needs to be able to lip read.
Whatever the reason, you could very well not know they were exempt just by looking at them.
However, you might find that they're wearing a sunflower badge as a signal to people they have a hidden
disability.
Hidden Disabilities has created a face covering exemption card for people to wear when they go to the
supermarket that will indicate to staff they have a valid reason not to wear a face covering.
The company's website adds: "Businesses who are members of the scheme are aware of our card
and provide support, help, assistance or simply a little more time to those wearing the Hidden Disabilities
Sunflower.
"However, please note that shops and public transport can still refuse you entry if you are not wearing a
face covering."...'
In the UK, nobody is allowed about any medical condition you have except with permission from your own Doctor.
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