Walmart did have toilet paper Thursday morning but customers quickly bought out the supply. A limit of one four-pack per customer was in effect, according to a store employee. )TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Walmart did have toilet paper Thursday morning but customers quickly bought out the supply. A limit of one four-pack per customer was in effect, according to a store employee. )TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
CONWAY — From trying to restock quickly disappearing items such as toilet paper and hand sanitizer to instituting special hours for senior citizens, local grocery stores are working overtime to address the issues brought on by the worldwide coronavirus outbreak.
One takeaway: Stop hoarding and leave some for others. Another is a new concept: special shopping hours for senior citizens. According to the Centers for Disease Control, those over 60 and with health issues are at a special risk for developing dangerous side effects of the virus.
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