Denver mayor forced to reverse coronavirus lockdown of alcohol and marijuana shops after crowds panic buy supplies

City reconsiders restrictions but only with implementation of extreme social-distancing measures

Coronavirus: Denver mayor forced to reverse lockdown of alcohol and marijuana shops following panic buyingTuesday 24 March 2020 21:50The mayor of Denver has been forced to re-open marijuana and liquor shops only hours after announcing their closure as part of a citywide lockdown to slow the spread of coronavirus.

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