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KentuckyWoman

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7. I am in the Cincinnati area now.

Reply to LizBeth (Reply #6)

Tue Mar 17, 2020, 12:12 AM

Mar 2020

They wiped out every store in the area. Word got out 1 Kroger still had beer and a couple hrs later that was gone too.

I live in a fairly well educated area and the cops had to hang out at the stores to keep people right

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Are there any stories/articles from Italy on how they're faring shopping for food/supplies? [View all] Roland99 Mar 2020 OP

Someone interviewed on CNN said the supermarkets were well-stocked democrattotheend Mar 2020 #1

Just saw some video from one of the hospitals in the hard hit area mucifer Mar 2020 #2

I have been in constant touch with dear friends in Italy. FightingIrish Mar 2020 #3

sounds like prudence instead of hysteria. hysteria is what's developing in the US nt msongs Mar 2020 #4

Just found this.... Roland99 Mar 2020 #5

Interesting you brought this up. I was in a convenient store yesterday, well stocked and normal. LizBeth Mar 2020 #6

I am in the Cincinnati area now. KentuckyWoman Mar 2020 #7

Wow. LizBeth Mar 2020 #8