No panic buying on this side of the Causeway

Stocking up: Tay decided to try grocery shopping in Johor due to the current trend of panic buying in Singapore.

JOHOR BARU: Shops in Johor have yet to see their goods flying off the shelves despite reports of panic buying in Singapore recently.

A check at several retail outlets here showed no indication of panic buying, either by Malaysians or foreigners.

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