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Panic buying as Queensland shoppers defy Premier, Chief Health Officer

“There is absolutely no issue, all our shops are fully stocked, there will be nothing stopping that from happening, there is no need to go and buy up big,” Dr Young said.
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“If you’ve got enough at home for the next three days, just stay home and wait until next week to do your shopping.”
Queensland Health issued a separate statement after the Friday morning lockdown announcement, urging against panic buying.
“Supermarkets and essential businesses will remain open during the Greater Brisbane area lockdown,” the department.
“There are no concerns that supermarket supplies are at risk during this three-day period.”
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