Deputy Kristina Moore urges Jersey residents to stay at home and check on vulnerable neighbors as supply chain concerns arise.
Deputy Kristina Moore urged residents to " stay at home " on Thursday 2 November, and not to travel unnecessarily.empty shelves in Jersey supermarketsThe Chief Minister said: "Our supply chain has built-in resilience and we have been in contact with supermarkets to ensure minimal disruption." Deputy Moore called on Jersey residents to check on vulnerable neighbours and family members.
She added: "These could be a difficult few days, but I know that our community spirit will once again shine through.Want to find out more about the stories making the headlines? Don't miss Channelcast - the Channel Islands current affairs podcast brought to you by ITV News:
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