The damp heat means that food and other items that easily absorb moisture will quickly become damp, coupled with the fact that the temperature here remains conducive to bacterial growth, so if a household stocks too much food, it tends to mold and spoil easily.
Most families buy enough food for three days to a week, at a time.
Once the food is finished, they buy new food. It has always been this way.
But just recently, it is said that a grain warehouse in nearby areas caught fire, and a lot of grain was burned.
If a warehouse being burned down isn't enough to incite a "food shortage panic," then the rumor that the Lapar Government sold over a million tons of grain meant for domestic sale to Federation merchants at a high price will do it.
This news shocked all of Lapar!
That grain is food, the kind that keeps people alive!
And it was all sold away so easily?
