Prime Minister Mark Rutte is calling on all Dutch people to stop stockpiling food and prescription drugs. “Standing permitted,” was the prompt
Prime Minister Mark Rutte is calling on all Dutch people to stop stockpiling food and prescription drugs. “Stop allowed”, said the message of the Prime Minister on Friday after the closing of the Council of Ministers.
Rutte emphasized that it is not necessary to have more food than usual. “There are many products in our stores.”
The Prime Minister will ask the Dutch to take care of people who are in care, police or education, who will be playing for empty shelves. “Cut it out.”
Supermarkets had earlier in the day, they know it was, from the announcement of new measures on Thursday to more than normal in the dishwasher.
The spokesperson of the National Institute for Food Circulation (CBL) announced that in fact much more will be bought, there is enough product. Also, in stores, they call me: “You don’t have to hoard.”
‘I have an eye for people who are having a hard time’ Rutte expressed his admiration for the way in which the government’s call should be heeded, in order to include as many people as possible who work at home and travel by public transport, and to reduce.
For people who do not understand the seriousness of the virus, he wants the prime minister to emphasize that the new measures are applicable to everyone. So, for those who are not in risk populations.
“do it to others. Think about the people who care, our seniors and people with compromised immune systems,” Won said. “I have an eye for people who are struggling.”
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Date of update: March 13, 2020, 5:00 p.m
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Source: newstars.edu.vn