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“What's wrong with the people?”: A Kaufland customer stands in front of completely empty shelves in the branch

A Kaufland customer widened his eyes the day before May 1st: In a Berlin branch he experienced a situation that he only knew from the days of the GDR.

Heilbronn – Even if the current lockdown has not resulted in any noteworthy hoardings, unusual things are still happening in supermarkets. Before public holidays there is often an increased rush to stock up on shopping over a long weekend, for example. What a customer experienced on the evening before the May 1st holiday left him speechless. As BW24 * reports, the Kaufland customer was standing in front of completely empty shelves in the branch.

The corona virus in Baden-Württemberg (BW24 * reported) also has an impact on the shelves in supermarkets: customers have already been standing in front of empty shelves several times because of hamster purchases. * BW24 is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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