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President of the Supermarket Association (SATT) Biondi Bachew is assuring the population that there is no need for panic buying or rushed shopping.
The assurance came after the Government and the United States President put to rest reports that the US would initiate strikes on land targets in Venezuela “in a matter of days,” linked to drug trafficking.
There were crowds at several major supermarkets in South Trinidad yesterday, causing traffic congestion in some areas. While this is typical for month-end, some shoppers admitted that reports of possible conflict in the region prompted them to purchase extra food and household supplies in case they needed to remain indoors for an extended period.
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