Armed gang steals toilet rolls in panic-buying Hong Kong


Toilet roll has become hot property in Hong Kong thanks to panic-buying

HONG KONG (AFP) - A gang of knife-wielding men jumped a delivery driver in Hong Kong and stole hundreds of toilet rolls, police said Monday, in a city wracked by shortages caused by coronavirus panic-buying.

Toilet rolls have become hot property in the densely packed business hub, despite government assurances that supplies remain unaffected by the virus outbreak.

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