How much damage did the owner of a supermarket in Australia cause when he set fire to his own superm

The owner of the Australian supermarket was accused by the residents of causing serious pressure because of the lack of shelves during the one-star period, so there were also some mental problems, and then he listened to rumors that there was a virus in the Chinese cartons, so he set fire to his own supermarket, causing a loss of 4.97 million.

The owner of a supermarket in Australia set fire to his supermarket for some reasons and rumors, causing losses of more than 1 million.

The Australian supermarket owner's actions not only caused his own supermarket to be burned down, but also a neighbouring hardware store was burned down, causing losses of more than $1 million. In addition, this supermarket is also the only supermarket in the town, and the life of the town's residents in the future is also problematic.

I think the size of the damage has something to do with the size of the supermarket, but no matter the size, the loss will not be small, so no matter what you do, don't be impulsive.

More than a million dollars in losses. The owner of the supermarket heard that "there is a virus in China's cartons", and then thought that the cartons in the supermarket were made in China, so he burned down the supermarket, which was ridiculous.

The owner of a supermarket in Australia set fire to his own supermarket, causing a lot of damage, about 4.97 million yuanAnd burned a hardware store next to it, and compensated the hardware store for its losses in accordance with the law. Personally, I think this behavior is quite ridiculous, because after all, it is my own supermarket, and I can't burn down the entire supermarket just because of rumors that others have not confirmed, which is really not cost-effective.

Now the epidemic in Australia is also developing rapidly, and the cumulative number of confirmed cases has exceeded 10,000, and the local ** has said that Victoria is in a state of disaster, and has begun to implement prevention and control measures, prohibiting outdoor gatherings and closing entertainment venues.

When the new crown epidemic has not spread around the world, the largest number of new crown epidemics first began to occur in China, so many people take China as an example, and they feel that the virus was transmitted to Australia from China, and even many Australian ** directly indicated to the public that the virus came from China, and these rumors quickly penetrated into the Australian people, so Australians felt that whether it was a Chinese carton or other Chinese items, there would be a new crown virus.

This boss just listened to others say that the virus came from China, and because his cartons are made in ChinaSo he felt like he was coming into contact with the virus from China every day, and he was sure that he definitely had the new coronavirus. And afraid that the virus will endanger others, so in a hurry he can't control his emotions, so he set fire to his supermarket, I think although they rumored that there is a virus in Chinese cartons, but there is no evidence at all, no cartons have been tested, only listen to rumors are not credible, it seems that this boss still has a certain view of China.

Finally, I hope that Australians can accurately grasp the information so that Australian experts can find out where the new coronavirus is coming from. Before there is evidence, do not trust others and mislead China to a certain extent。Don't cause unnecessary losses just because there are no unclear rumors.

The supermarket, as well as an adjacent hardware store owned by the Mason brothers, have burned down, causing damage of more than $1 million.

The reasons for this are ironic. It was the supermarket owner who felt he had contracted the coronavirus.

The supermarket owner is the only store in their town that has a supermarket that sells these daily necessities. Ever since the outbreak of the pandemic in Australia, people have come here to grab toilet paper. There is no way, the items are already in short supply, and there are many people who rush to buy them, so many people do not buy them.

He looked at the toilet cardboard boxes from China in the warehouse, and after listening to the rumors, he felt that he must have been infected with the new coronavirus, and in order to prevent the virus from spreading again, he gathered all the boxes from China and set fire to his own warehouse. Neighbors around him saw his warehouse on fire and quickly called the police. By the time they arrived, the warehouse had burned to ashes, and it had been connected to a nearby hardware store.

And the supermarket owner himself wanted to kill himself at home after burning down his warehouse. But was taken to the police station.

At present, in response to the epidemic in Australia, a number of strict response measures have been taken to ensure that the virus does not spread rapidly. On the other hand, the irrational behavior of the supermarket owner who burned down his own warehouse can't help but feel distressed and funny. At present, the virus cannot listen to the so-called rumors, and has lost the ability to judge common sense.

I still remember that when the epidemic in my country was serious, rumors were spreading, and someone on Weibo opened a special topic about emitting negative energy, which was full of wails of death. So must he be all true? Not necessarily, but there are still many people who feel that they see the dark side of the country, going around **, spreading negativity.

At present, we must obey the command of **, wear masks well, and not listen to rumors, so as to work together to tide over the difficulties.

"This move is all about protecting customers and people from the coronavirus, and suicide is also about keeping people safe," the man argued in court. ”

Because the supermarket owner believed that there was a virus on the cardboard boxes in the warehouse and thought that he was also carrying the new coronavirus, he decided to burn down the supermarket and commit suicide in order to protect the comfort of customers.

The man believed that the cardboard boxes in China contained the virus, so he set fire to the hardware store and was sentenced to 16 months in prison.