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French shoppers raid supermarket shelves as coronavirus fears grow

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As speculation grows in France about the government imposing a curfew and home confinement for all residents, people have been rushing to stock up on essential supplies. At one supermarket in the suburbs of Paris, shelves were nearly empty, with pasta, toilet paper, and vegetables quickly selling out. IMAGES

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