Gargling solution flies off Japan's shelves after governor touts anti-virus effect
Gargling solution flies off Japan's shelves after governor touts anti-virus effect TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese drugstores were stripped bare of gargling solution by Wednesday, a day after the governor of the western prefecture of Osaka suggested it could help fight coronavirus, triggering panicked buying reminiscent of the early days of mask shortages. Hundreds of thousands of people posted picture
