.KKCity pharmacies brace for drug shortage amid fear of COVID19 wave
Covid-19 infections soared in China in November and have continued to increase after Beijing dismantled its zero-Covid policy, stopping, among other things, regular tests on the country’s population. With the anticipated influx of tourists from China following its lifting of travel restrictions on its citizens, it is feared the number of Covid-19 cases could spike again in Malaysia.Sabah is among Chinese tourists’ favourite destinations in Malaysia.
” Fadzil said paracetamol used to be easily available in local grocery stores. However, he added, these stores did not have much in stock now. “For now, we can still cope,” he said. “But if there is a spike in Covid-19 cases again, we may have trouble filling orders.” However, Fadzil said he was sure he had enough masks and sanitisers to last the whole year. “There are more face mask makers nowadays and they are are easy to obtain,” he said. “Many shops are selling them, not just pharmacies.
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