An Iceland store in Glasgow has announced it will open its doors only to the elderly once a week amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The move was announced this afternoon and will see the store on Byres Road near Hillhead subway station in the west end open to elderly folk from 9am to 11am every Wednesday.
It comes after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon reiterated Boris Johnson's advice to avoid pubs, clubs, cinemas and restaurants.
While also working from home "where possible" and avoiding unnecessary travel.
Meanwhile Sir Patrick Vallance, Government Chief Scientific Advisor, has advised the general public to avoid gatherings, big or small, reduce social contact and increase social distancing.
Other measures include 'whole household isolation', meaning that if one person gets the symptom of the virus, the whole household should stay isolated for 14 days.
