Panic buying unnecessary, Brunei shoppers told


Guardian Brunei’s stock levels remain healthy, especially for items such as sanitisers, antiseptic handwash, vitamins, as well as home and personal hygiene products. - BB

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Borneo Bulletin/ANN): Following the announcement of community cases in Brunei on Aug 7, shops – both physical and online – are again witnessing a spike in the sales of face masks, sanitisers and antibacterial products.

BWorld365 Sdn Bhd Director Jahiz Ikmal, from local online shop healthybeauty365bn, said that they have been receiving a good number of orders for hand sanitisers and antibacterial products, along with health supplements, particularly Vitamin C.

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