Store shelves sparse as customers race to get disinfectant supplies
Businesses are running low on disinfectant household items as the coronavirus makes its way into New Jersey.
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Mar 7, 2020, 2:22 PM
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Updated 1,717 days ago
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Businesses are running low on disinfectant household items as the coronavirus makes its way into New Jersey.
Associates at some of these locations even say they expect to be sold out through the weekend.
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"Certain items went out very fast, like the masks definitely are not available and even the spray and hand sanitizers went out of stock," said Wemal Tu, of Paramus.
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