Long queues at some pharmacies, supermarkets in KZN

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Scores of people in Durban also flocked to the few supermarkets that were open and provided some relief to residents who’ve been desperate for basic food items.This 21-year-old woman says she and her mum had stood in a queue that stretched around a block from 8 am but didn’t make it inside the shop.

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