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Nevada AG asks public to report ‘price gouging’ due to coronavirus

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As people buy out local stores’ supplies of food, water and toilet paper, Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is warning customers to keep an eye out for unusually high prices.

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“We are cautioning all Nevadans to be aware of unusually high prices for consumer goods such as hand sanitizer and protective masks due to #COVD19,” Ford said in a tweet on Sunday.

He encouraged anyone who sees “price gouging” to call the state attorney general’s office at 775-684-1100 or to report it online.

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