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Coronavirus: Police seen 'guarding supermarket delivery to Iceland'
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Coronavirus panic buying has now grown so much that shoppers have said police are guarding deliveries to supermarkets. A string of major supermarkets have already introduced measures to try and make sure people in need get essential supplies, including limits on how much you can buy of key products and introducing extra hours for vulnerable shoppers.
Now it seems steps are being taken to protect deliveries too - with police on hand as trucks arrive to long queues and tense shoppers.
One shopper in Worcester Park, south London, described the scene on Friday morning. "Police are guarding the delivery truck outside and there's a frantic atmosphere," he told Mirror Money. "It's 9:45am and Iceland will open at 10am.
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