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Now BLIND people say they have been turned away from UK supermarkets NewsColony People with visual impairments have claimed they were turned away from UK supermarkets ‘because they would be unable to stay two metres from other customers’ under social distancing rules. One man alleged he was stopped from entering an unnamed supermarket in Derby because he was ‘unable to guarantee’ he could remain a distance from the nearest person. Others with disabilities have claimed they are ‘not being allowed helpers in some supermarkets’ because the stores are ‘limiting entry to one person at a time.’  ‘One individual was not allowed to go in because she couldn’t carry her basket in her wheelchair,’ Amo Raju from the Disability Direct charity said. People with visual impairments have claimed they were turned away from UK supermarkets ‘because they would be unable to stay two metres from other customers’ under social distancing rules (Pictured: Shoppers in London today) ‘A...