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Perhaps China forbid grocery store visits, but Italy did not and the US will not either. It’s panic, pure and simple (unless you’re in a high-risk category, the

Perhaps China forbid grocery store visits, but Italy did not and the US will not either. It’s panic, pure and simple (unless you’re in a high-risk category, then it’s simply preparing to truly isolate) I’m 36 and I’m not worried about catching the coronavirus, I’m worried about spreading it.

yibg 7y ago
As far as I'm aware people in most / all Chinese cities can go get groceries. At least that was the case in Beijing. Not sure about Wuhan itself though.
- Chris2048 7y ago
  > As far as I'm aware To what extend do you expect your awareness of what's happening in China to be accurate?
  - yibg 7y ago
    To the extend that my company has employees there and I talk to them regularly.
senordevnyc 7y ago
I expect grocery stores here to remain open but I still want to avoid going out as much as possible. So I’ve stocked up on extra food to accommodate that. It’s pretty simple, I’m not panicked, and I’m bewildered as to why this is difficult for you to grasp.