Face masks, hand sanitiser sold out in JB, KK
A sales assistant arranges boxes of face masks at a Pharmhouse Pharmacy outlet in Setia Alam January 28,2020. — Picture by Miera Zulyana
Bernama check at several pharmacies in the city found that the two items were selling like hotcakes, to the extent of causing customers being put on waiting lists and having to make early bookings.A pharmacy worker in Larkin Perdana, Nurul Nazihah Rosli, told Bernama that face masks and hand sanitiser were sold out at the pharmacy four days ago.
In fact, a convenience store worker who wanted to be known only as Andy said the shop had run out of the items since last week.Prior to this, the Ministry of Health advised the public to take several precautionary measures, including maintaining a high level of personal hygiene, such as to wash their hands regularly with water and soap or by using hand sanitiser, to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus now that cases have been detected in this region.
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