Chair of OFT urges people to be sensible
The chairman of the Isle of Man Office of Fair Trading says shops and supermarkets are entitled to put limits on certain items which customers will have to follow.
Martyn Perkins MHK is urging people to not "panic buy" as the worldwide Coronavirus crisis deepens.
Items such as toilet rolls, pasta, sanitiser, soap and tinned foods have been disappearing off shelves rapidly in recent days.
Mr Perkins says all of us need to be sensible:-
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