Panic buying escalates in Malaysia amid fear of Covid-19 lockdown | Malay Mail

Panic buying escalates in Malaysia amid fear of Covid-19 lockdown

BY JOHN BUNYAN

IPOH, March 16 — Panic buying in Malaysia escalated today after the country yesterday saw a sudden spike in new Covid-19 cases.

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