Victoria recorded an increase of 20 new cases of coronavirus overnight, taking the state's total to 1884.Coles chief operations officer Matt Swindells said the surge in product demand across Victorian stores began to develop at the weekend, before spiking on Monday.
Mr Swindells said the product limits would be "under review" but had been reinstated to ensure all customers get their "fair share" of groceries.
Didn't they learn anything? Those few 'normal' weeks, and I got enough of everything again! Not by panic buying either! Or can't people shop normally anymore? I just hope that I can get the few things I do need!
Didn't stop my locals being completely empty of toilet paper today after being fully stocked last night.
so, in other words .... when the shit hits the fan, the paper leaves the shelves?
Maybe use some of Dan's military to guard the toilet paper? I heard someone sneezed in Victoria. Pussies.
What is wrong with people?
20 cases a day and people panicking... grow up folks!
What a state?!
There are 6.5 million people living in Victoria. If 10% of the population had CV-19, that would be 650,000 people. If 1% 65,000 people. If 0.1% 6,500 people. If 0.01% 650 people. The actual number of people in Victoria who now have the CV-19 is now 121. That is 0.002% calmdown
oh FFS🙄
Oh no!!! Here we go again
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