A British chain of stores has introduced a quiet hour for its autistic customers
The British Morrisons Supermarket chain has introduced a weekly “quieter hour” for autistic shoppers who struggle with music and noise – BBC wrote.
Its 439 UK stores will dim lights, turn music off, avoid using the tannoy and turn check-out beeps down on Saturdays from 09:00 to 10:00.
It is believed to be the first supermarket chain to roll out the scheme to all stores nationwide.
The National Autistic Society welcomed the measure. (MTI)
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