Virus panic-buyers: Experts say there's no need for panic or these long queues
Long queues, empty shelves - a professor of public health says there's no need to panic.
Long queues, empty shelves - a professor of public health says there's no need to panic.
Professor's reassurance: "For the moment, it's really just business as usual."
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