With shelves empty and Angelenos on the hunt for toilet paper, officials remind them that stores will restock and, also, the water is indeed safe.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and Los Angeles police on Sunday urged people not to hoard supplies amid the coronavirus outbreak.
“This is about preparation and prevention, not panic. No need to hoard excess items. There is no food shortage and stores will restock,” Garcetti said on Twitter. The guidance comes amid unprecedented levels of demand that has left some stories out of stock of many items. Long lines were reported at Trader Joe’s, Costco and other retailers, as well as local mom-and-pop stores. Hot items included frozen goods, pasta, water, meats and, of course, toilet paper.
Garcetti noted there was no need to stock up on bottled water because L.A. tap water “is clean and safe.”The LAPD issued a statement on Twitter saying “here are the facts,” with reminders that there is no food shortage, stores will restock and the water supply is safe. “We are in this together,” the department tweeted.-There is no food shortage & stores will restock, so please don’t hoard.-We are in this together.
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