I presume the front doors were closed so the long queue of suitably distanced people could be accommodated within their site along the side wall of the building and sometimes stretching along the wall of the car park. It wouldn't have been practical to have two entrances open and two queues to supervise. Now the queues have evaporated and guidelines have changed, they must think it's safe to open both doors. I have to say that people are now coming and going in all directions inside the circulating area by the cigarette stall, criss crossing this way and that with no concern about safe spacing.
Peter Evans ● 2300d