A Missouri man is facing a criminal charge for posting a video of himself licking items in Walmart earlier this month to mock the severity of the coronavirus, authorities said.
Craft beer & spirit-makers in some of the communities most severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic are doing more than just producing hand sanitizer for their patrons. But even as they convert their operations almost entirely to charity, and at a time when sales are so bad they could lose everything, they are discovering new snags in the supply chain that are making it even harder to help in the current crisis.
Walmart, Kroger, Albertsons, Publix and other major grocery stores are adding physical barriers to keep its customers safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
“A vital part of our COVID-19 response is to ensure that there are readily available supplies of food and resources, whether that is at grocery stores or, in this case, restaurants,” said Gov. Greg Abbott.
A spring breaker who went viral last week after he said “If I get corona, I get corona,” while partying in Miami amid social distancing warnings to prevent spreading coronavirus, apologized Tuesday.
