Heartbreaking photo shows elderly man staring at empty Sainsbury’s shelves showing the reality of panic-buying
"I just want people to think about their own grandparents who will have to go through more suffering. It must be scary for them.
“But it seems that people have been over buying and not thinking about everyone else that may be in the same or worse situation." One young woman frantically clung on to packets of toilet paper as stampeding thugs wrestled the product from under her. Customers will be able to buy a maximum of three of any grocery item and two of the most popular products, such as toilet paper, soap and UHT milk.
His parents, Myroslava and Callum Caotes, were then stunned when staff put a “big sign up” near them which read “suspected case”. The news of Cassian's diagnosis came just hours before a baby at the James Paget University Hospital in Norfolk was confirmed to have the killer bug.
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