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in News · 26 Mar 2020, 10:26 · 1 Comments
This is in sharp contrast to the onset of the coronavirus outbreak in Portugal some 15 days ago when there was a rush for the shelves and panic shopping.
According to João Torres turnouts are back to normal following a peak in consumption two weeks ago.
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Well, it maybe so for him, but the deliveries from Continente or Auchan online supermarkets are now being scheduled for the end of April. The truth is there's no magic here more than in any other country struggling with this crisis.
By Ana Alves from Other on 28 Mar 2020, 02:02