On the first day of release, Canadian marijuana sold out of stock (pictured)

Original title: Canada's release of Marijuana was sold out on its first day.

[Compile/Observer network Hu Zhixuan]

Yesterday (17th), Canada has just become the second most legal country in the world for cannabis.

Some analysts expect there will be a shortage of marijuana in its first year of legalization. The speed with which this concern was fulfilled was staggering-just on the first day of the release, marijuana sold out in some parts of Canada.

Thomas Cracto, owner of a legal marijuana retail store in Canada, from CBC

Newfoundland Labrador (Newfoundland and Labrador), in the northeastern corner of Canada, was the first to open the sale of marijuana at midnight on the same day, and some local licensed retailers sold out of stock within 24 hours due to huge demand, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) reported 17th.

The marijuana distribution, a retailer in the province, sold out after 4 o'clock in the afternoon on 17th, while Thomas Clarke, a shopkeeper, had predicted a day earlier that the store's cargo would last until 19th.

"I'm sorry, marijuana (for the time being) sold out! "Figure from CBC

"It seems to me to be bad news." I sold out 4:20 P.M. today and believe it or not, "Clark said," I was a bit shocked, I didn't expect to sell so fast, and at the same time I was sad, I didn't have enough goods to supply everyone. I let a lot of people down here and I was sure I could have received marijuana if I had paid for it. ”

He said he had booked 70,000 of dollars worth of marijuana from his suppliers, but received only 10,000 of the goods. He also said he did not know why his order had been cut, why it was delayed, or how long it would take to restock.

Mr Clarke added that it would be closed for a few days if it did not arrive again tomorrow.

Canadian people line up to buy marijuana charts from CBC

In addition, the only legal retail store in the province's town of Gande (Gander) was also out of stock. A similar situation occurred in Grand Falls-windsor, Windsor, where employees at a local retailer confirmed that marijuana in the store sold out around 1 o'clock in the afternoon on 17th.