Be extra cautious in supermarkets: Ashley Young advises people
4 years, 9 months ago

Be extra cautious in supermarkets: Ashley Young advises people

India TV News  

Inter Milan midfielder Ashley Young has asked people to always wear gloves in the supermarket which he feels is the main risk area as the country -- worst hit by the deadly coronavirus -- struggles to get back on its feet. Former Manchester United captain Young plies his trade for Inter in the heart of Europe's worst-affected region with more than 6,000 reported dead in Italy overall. "Don't unpack your shopping right on top of somebody else's, make a gap between theirs and yours so none of your shopping touches theirs. The coronavirus pandemic has claimed 6,820 lives in Italy as of Tuesday with the cumulative total number of confirmed cases nearing 70,000, according to new data released by the Civil Protection Department.

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How to minimise your coronavirus risk while shopping at the supermarket
4 years, 9 months ago

How to minimise your coronavirus risk while shopping at the supermarket

ABC  

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Ashley Young's coronavirus survival guide from Milan
4 years, 9 months ago

Ashley Young's coronavirus survival guide from Milan

The Hindu  

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Coronavirus fears prompt shoppers to stock up on essential items, stripping supermarket shelves
4 years, 10 months ago

Coronavirus fears prompt shoppers to stock up on essential items, stripping supermarket shelves

ABC  

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