Empty grocery store shelves were common during the first & second wave of the #COVID19 pandemic in various countries.

Now due to flooding & landslides in #BC , #Canada .Also it's become big challenge for the province in present situation.@RishiKNagar @LoveenGill @SumeetDhami pic.twitter.com/FJlL4D4BiV

— Dr.Satwant Singh Rissam, Ph.D (@satwantrissam) November 18, 2021

Residents of BC are urged not to panic as bare shelves give fear for food safety https://t.co/HdryUOFkJp

— MCU Times (@mcutimes) November 18, 2021

Shelves around BC becoming bare. Panic buying the claim, both train lines have been washed out along with the main highway & all others closed due to landslides.

Government considering rations and price fixing which will further exhasturbate supply chain woes, pre-flooding. pic.twitter.com/nlgBqjgdE2

— Depnox (@DepNox) November 18, 2021

Major flooding in BC is impacting supply chains across the country. As @JazzVickaryous reports, this catastrophic storm could lead to higher prices and empty shelves in Calgary grocery stores. #yyc pic.twitter.com/MMBHGjZGqJ

— CityNews Calgary (@citynewscalgary) November 18, 2021

Please, do not hoard items.

Remember that your neighbour in line behind you needs the same supplies you do.

We're confident we can restore our supply chains in a quick and orderly manner, and the state of emergency will now help us do that. pic.twitter.com/bCikfeYepA

— John Horgan (@jjhorgan) November 18, 2021