They panic buy masks here too. The surgical and n95 ones. Before the coronavirus outbreak, an active volcano started erupting here, so the n95 masks were quite scarce already. When it comes to food, I guess they are canned goods, noodles, rice.. The government had to impose a buying limit for a transaction for each customer to prevent them to sell out as these are important or main food, and supplies are also limited due to the lockdown.
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So the measure is quite similar in Indonesia except they don't impose limited transaction for canned goods and noodles. Also, they only impose it in the capital but not elsewhere.
I hope this will pass soon before August.