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A critical care nurse has pleaded with the public to think about others before stripping supermarkets of all basic food.
Sitting in her car, Dawn said: "So I've just come out of the supermarket, there's no fruit and veg. I had a little cry in there. I'm a critical care nurse and I've just finished 48 hours of work." Hundreds of people have since commented on the video, which has since gone viral, as one person wrote: "48hr shift Thank you so much for all you do! Would be a good idea if NHS staff get some kind of priority, they can't work on no food! Government needs to step up and do something about this!" [sic]While a third added: "These hoarders should be deeply ashamed. There's no need for it.
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