Cut down on grocery runs to stay safe


Malaysians should try to limit trips to buy groceries to reduce the risk of being exposed to Covid-19. Don’t be too fussy about food choices either during such hard times, experts advise.

BUY groceries to last for two weeks, store food in optimum ways and don’t be too fussy about available choices.

Such are the words of advice to consumers, so that they can cut down on trips to supermarkets, wet markets and stores to limit exposure to Covid-19 and its variants.

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