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One person commented: 'This happened to me literally almost had a panic attack ... claimed transmitting a virus through toilet paper was a 'very rare' but 'possible' risk. Experts have long ...

The fear that drives any panic is primal and no less real for ... cheaply from individual stallholders. [5] Manufactured toilet paper was only used by the wealthy. Imported supplies were obtained ...

Increased protectionism on all sides might just send life down the toilet for everyone. Embargoes for vital products – such as toilet paper – would be a better way to flush Donald Trump’s bizarre trad ...

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Supermarket across South East Queensland are beginning to empty as residents preparing for Tropical Cyclone Alfred to make landfall begin to strip shelves bare.

French President Emmanuel Macron is leading the European Union’s latest panic-buying spree. Only this time, instead of toilet paper, they’re looking to stockpile weapons. Same irrational impulse.