MCO: On social media, Malaysians urged to remain calm amid concerns over Gardenia bread shortage


Customers are urged to remain calm and not resort to panic-buying during MCO. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

Gardenia Bakeries (KL) has urged Malaysians to remain calm as netizens expressed concerns over bread shortage during movement control order (MCO).

In a statement posted today (March 24) on its Facebook page, the company stated that production and delivery of its bread products to supermarkets and other outlets are operating as usual at this time.

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