People in China are rushing to buy medicines, foods and other items amid reports of shortages.
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People have been rushing to buy ibuprofen, cold medicines and Covid testing kits amid reports of shortages. Hoarding has been a common global issue but this may be the first instance of it after lockdowns were eased.
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