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【來回又折返】澳洲墨爾本連鎖超市 #Coles 日前再有顧客搶購奶粉。有影片顯示多名亞裔顧客未有等及店員將 #奶粉 上架，便直接在貨車搶奪嬰兒奶粉，再放到自己的購物籃中等待付款。影片中有搶購者向前面的老婦以普通話提醒「不要急，不要急」。

有不滿搶購行為的顧客在超市拍下搶購過程。一名正在購買奶粉的男子發現遭錄影後，指責拍攝者侵犯私隱。拍攝者無奈地與男子理論，表示「我知道這（搶購行為）是合法，但是錯！」拍攝者其後把片段上載到 Coles Faceboo 專頁。拍攝者亦稱，這些顧客利用超市限購漏洞，在超市來來回回，付款後又再回來重新搶購，她說：「他們是在作弊。」

Coles 是澳洲其中一間龍頭超市，早於 2015 年起因應嬰兒奶粉供不應求，實施「限奶令」，每位顧客限購兩罐，現時放寬至每人限購 4 罐。另一超市 Woolworths 曾有門市貼出簡體中文告示，解釋限購措施，明顯針對中國「代購產業」。

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Outrage as shoppers stockpile baby formula, days after truck theft

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A number of people were filmed by Melbourne mother, Hannah Dixon, cramming their baskets full of the tins.

Onlookers can be heard making outraged comments, as people are shown yanking tins out of each other’s hands.

The video has sparked outcry on social media, with furious customers claiming the formula frenzy isn’t an isolated occurrence.

“All these people were running through the supermarket… barrelling other customers over in the process,” Ms Dixon wrote on Coles’ Facebook page.

"What happened today and many other days is just ridiculous.”

Coles responded by saying it is “committed” to ensuring customers with a “genuine need” for baby formula continue to have access.

“As we are currently experiencing unprecedented demand, we are limiting sales quantities to four units per customer,” Coles said.

The shocking footage comes days after a truck full of baby formula was stolen in Sydney’s south-west.

Police attempted to pull over the truck at 7.30am on Tuesday, but the heavy vehicle sped off, forcing officers to give chase.

After initially calling off the pursuit because of safety concerns, police located the truck at an industrial estate, where it was found to be loaded with baby formula.

A 39-year-old man was arrested and later charged, with police alleging the truck was stolen from a Milperra address, with the baby formula having been stolen in a break-and-enter at Regents Park.

The man faced court Tuesday and was refused bail.