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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grip the United States, Burbank in Los Angeles has become a hotspot for panic buying. With schools closed and almost every business shuttered, residents are hunkering down in their homes following Governor Gavin Newsom's strict public movement restrictions.
In these challenging times, Californians have turned to panic-buying essentials like guns, ammunition, water, and toilet paper, causing shortages and heightened anxiety. A CGTN contributor visited Magnolia Boulevard, one of Burbank's main roads, to witness firsthand the impact of the lockdown on the city.
The sense of urgency and fear has transformed everyday streets into scenes of chaos, reflecting the broader struggles faced by communities across the state. As Burbank residents navigate this lockdown, the resilience and solidarity of the community remain strong, even in the face of uncertainty.
