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At Singapore Airshow, sanitisers were more in demand than Boeing aircraft

Bosses at one US aerospace company were befuddled when they arrived at their corporate booth on Thursday morning to find it had been liberated of hand sanitizers

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Passengers onboard MS Westerdam, the cruise ship that spent two weeks at sea after being turned away by five countries

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The giants of aviation left the Singapore Airshow with little to brag about, but someone ended up with one of the hottest deals in town: A couple of boxes of hand sanitizers.

Alarm over the novel coronavirus outbreak has led to panic-buying of unlikely hot commodities, from toilet paper and instant noodles to soap and even condoms, which people have been using as makeshift finger protectors — safe texts and all that.

Bosses at one US aerospace company were befuddled when they arrived at their corporate booth on Thursday morning to find it had been liberated of hand

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