In Kosovo “War” for flour, in the Netherlands for marijuana

Images that have already become popular are the long lines of supply to various parts of the world. But people in various lands are also looking for different things.

In Kosovo -- “The main war” is being done for flour, where Kosovars -- on these days when the number 19 of people infected with coronarys -- is marked, the largest supply they want to do with flour.

Meanwhile, others are ruling in the Netherlands, where cannabis users have been seen waiting long in line to be supplied with cannabis after the government made a decision to close up stores that sell the materials.

Many went to these stores to secure reservations before they were closed in the government-appointed deadline.

While Europeans reserve marijuana, Americans reserve ammunition. Rafts are being emptied all over the world, but in addition to the fear that there will be insufficient supplies in quarantine periods, Americans also worry there will be no ammunition and enough weapons, increasing demand and making large lines with suppliers.

A retail retailer of online ammunition has witnessed an exponential increase in sales since late February, which the company attributed to public concern for the Coronobrus