Traders begin to bear brunt of coronavirusStores are empty: The emergence of the disease in China and the resulting closure of factories and ports has hurt imports. SEE ALSO :China virus cases spike, 17 new infections reportedBut also, the country exports most of its horticulture, coffee and tea to Europe, which has some of the hardest-hit cities in France and Italy. Kenya has banned flights from China and Rome, Italy, which is Europe’s epicentre for coronavirus, which has killed more than 1,200 in the country. SEE ALSO :China confirms virus spreading between humansIn Eastleigh, the traders continue to sell to thousands of customers who flock the markets. The concern is whether customers will manage to pay the high prices, but the traders have few options.

Source: Standard Digital March 14, 2020 23:03 UTC