Hand Disinfectant Cleaning Cloths Pasta Sauce These are just a few of the items that customers load into a local retail chain. Many people seem to suggestions from public health experts to follow in order to be with important things provide, if the new coronavirus spread.
"I just bought regular health boots. I bought cold and flu things," said Jack Carignan, a sophomore student at Boston University, when he did a CVS with his items in a big bag near campus. made of paper
Carignan said he was no more concerned about corona viruses than the other viruses in circulation at this time of year.
"During the winter, I usually fill up with disinfectants [for hands] and the like, but there's nothing better this year," said Carignan. "I mean, I'm more careful not to touch my eyes, face, and things. But in general, no, I'm not too concerned or changing my routine."
While it is expected that is the corona virus in the United States spread, officials say public health that the best precautions are the ones that we usually against the flu hit should: stay home if you are sick; Cover your cough and sneeze; and wash your hands often.
Public health experts have pointed out that the risk of getting flu is even greater today.
But when it comes to preparing for a possible outbreak of the corona virus, a lot of people go to the cleanup of their local business.
"Yes, we can confirm that sales of items such as hand sanitizers, disinfectant wipes, lysol sprays, bleaches and other cleaning products are increasing," said the door. by Stop & Shop, Jennifer Brogan. "And we see that in all countries in which we operate."
According to Brogan, customers also get foods such as rice, canned vegetables, and pasta sauce.
"We work with our suppliers and distributors to keep these high-demand products available and in stock. In some cases, household cleaning and disinfectant manufacturers are accelerating production," said Brogan. "We try our best to keep the items our customers are looking for in stock."
Other retailers have indicated that they are also experiencing a rush for certain products, including Walgreens and CVS.
Kathryn Hall, an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, stopped at a CVS on Commonwealth Avenue. She said she was concerned about the corona virus and had already bought groceries.
"I got my supplies from Whole Foods," said Hall. "I had beans and things that could last a long time. I had about 10 cans of tuna and frozen meat."
Hall said he had traveled to work and attended conferences. He thought it was important to prepare.
"It couldn't go anywhere and it would be great if they could stop the virus from spreading, but it's worth not being careful," Hall said.
Many people have hurried to buy masks since the new coronavirus epidemic spread beyond China, leaving some stores with empty shelves. In Massachusetts , public health officials do not recommend masks to everyone, but they say that a mask when sick can help prevent their germs from spreading.
In the meantime, the corona virus has caused some buyers to suspect another item: corona beer, at least according to recent surveys .
"As soon as I get the chance, I get a box or two of Corona beer because it's a little ridiculous if people can't distinguish between Corona beer and Corona virus," said Sue Conte, CVS customer.
Conte said she wasn't worried about the corona virus.
"I think it should be something we should think about as part of our overall health and wellbeing, be it the flu or the coronavirus or whatever," said Conte. "Just be smart, take care of your body and do your best. But don't go too far. It's my opinion."
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