From: LG-usteen@asdf.fi   
      
   wordysturdy@gmail.com wrote:   
   > >      Hadi Al-Modarresi = Dismal diarrhea***   
   > >   
   > good find.   
      
   Cheers.  And I enjoy your contributions in return.   
      
   And now, have another anagram of a person in relation to things viral.   
      
   Background:   
   In response to social-media images showing a young boy apparently   
   sporting serious chemical burns on his arms and legs, the River Vale,   
   New Jersey, police paid a visit to the 7-Eleven store where the boy's   
   family had purchased 'spray sanitiser'.  To meet coronavirus-related   
   demand for reasonably priced hand sanitiser amidst commercial   
   products' scarcity, shop-owner Manisha Bharade had opted for a   
   homebrew version, apparently made at the 7-Eleven.   
     Officers seized the remaining bottles of the concoction, but   
   their Lieutenant John DeVoe reports that about a dozen had already   
   been purchased.  Bharade is being charged with endangering the welfare   
   of a child and engaging in deceptive business practices.  Meanwhile,   
   hospital staff treated the 10-year-old boy's burns, and three   
   other children are recovering from less severe burns.   
      
   Anagram:   
        Manisha Bharade -   
        i.e., "Ah, a sham brand!"   
      
      
   LG   
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