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Tesco shopper bulk-buying meat – dressed in full hazmat suit and gas mask

Ethan Mees said everyone in the shop was "so shocked" at the sight

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2020-03-13 20:47
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Stunned shoppers were left doing a double-take when they spotted a man stock-piling meat and bread in Tesco superstore – wearing a full HAZMAT suit and gas mask.

Ethan Mees, 18, was shopping with his dad Jeremy this morning (Fri) at 11am, when he saw the shopper, dressed in a turquoise hazmat suit, shoe covers, latex gloves and a large black gas mask.

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Ethan, from Yeovil, Somerset, photographed the man in the meat aisle of the town’s branch of Tesco – pushing what seemed to be quite a full trolley.

Ethan said: “I was so shocked, as was my dad. Everyone was in shock, including the Tesco Yeovil staff – but as far as I’m aware, nobody said anything to him.

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“From what I saw, he bought a loaf of bread, three packs of minced beef, and some sort of joint of meat.”

Ethan added: “It’s a scary time at the moment – it really worries me, as the coronavirus numbers go up every day.”

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