By TAISHI SASAYAMA/ Staff Writer
March 10, 2020 at 19:18 JST
A box of masks is delivered to a drugstore in Kobe. The supply was drained 20 minutes after the store opened on March 6. (Taishi Sasayama)
Drugstore workers nationwide are living in fear, not from possible infection of the spreading novel coronavirus but from panic-buying customers who grow enraged when their desired products are sold out. [Read More]
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