US EditionThere are supermarkets closing their doors “for safety” and many (already) with empty shelves
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A downtown supermarket has been in the spotlight after a shocking announcement that it would be closing its doors permanently. The news quickly went viral.
The blackout brought, on the one hand, the closure of supermarkets and, on the other, a rush for those who are open. Candles and canned goods fill the carts.
The director general of APED confirms that there are stores that are closing for security reasons, but the expectation is that “within a few hours everything will return to normal”. The truth is that, following the blackout, there was a rush to supermarkets and products such as milk, water and bread disappeared from the shelves.
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