Coronavirus Panic Purchasing returns to Australia after Spike in cases

A coronavirus outbreak has led to

Fresh terror purchasing of toilet paper in Australia where an over a thousand individuals face lockdown.  

The epidemic is centred

On Victoria at which 17 new cases

were recorded along with State Premier Daniel Andrews cautioned there would be"significant" transmission in the new instances.  

There are indications that panic buying has

Returned to Melbourne supermarkets encounters a spike

in instances. 

Shoppers have begun stocking

Upon items and meals amid fears, new restrictions will be

imposed to stamp out the virus.  

Woolworths confirmed the demand for staples.

Had increased. 

"We've

Seen elevated need for toilet roll in a handful of Melbourne shops today,"

said a spokesman.  

Woolworths confirmed a purchase limit of

Two things on toilet paper, hand sanitiser, paper towel, flour, sugar, pasta,

mince, UHT milk, rice and eggs had been reinstated due to a"recent demand

surge". 

While Coles revealed product limitations 

IT Was re-introduced on grocery products, including limits of just one packet of paper towel and toilet paper. Coles' constraints also

applied in NSW to shops in Deniliquin, Albury and Lavington.  

Victoria's state of emergency has 

Panic buying returns to Australian

followers spike in coronavirus cases

Melbourne supermarkets as Victoria encounters a concerning spike in

instances. 

Shoppers have allegedly begun stocking up on essential.

Items and food amid fears new restrictions will be imposed to stamp out

the virus. 

Victoria recorded its seventh consecutive day of a

Double-digit growth in cases with Premier Daniel Andrews confirming 17 new cases, on Tuesday had been diagnosed immediately.  

 Com.au, a Woolworths spokesperson confirmed a couple of shops had

Seasoned"elevated demand" for toilet paper

"We've seen elevated demand for toilet roll in a handful.

"We have Lots of inventory to draw in our distribution.

Centres and will replenish shelves at these stores.  

"We will continue to keep a close eye on stock levels in the

Coming days, and ask customers to purchase only what they require."