Surgical masks are essential for epidemic prevention. There are a group of illegal elements, in order to seek illegal interests, play a bad idea.
Recently, under the guidance of Hangzhou Public Security Bureau, Tonglu County Public Security Bureau Investigation team of environmental medicine, together with the county market supervision department and the local Yaolin Police station, carried out a surprise inspection on a place in a village of Yaolin Town, and successfully destroyed a black workshop producing masks. More than 50,000 finished N95 masks (fake brand) packed in boxes for sale, 100,000 pieces of various packaging materials and 20,000 unpacked N95 masks were seized at the scene, with a total case value of more than 300,000 yuan.
After investigation, in early December 2022, the supply of N95 masks was in short supply. In order to seek illegal profits, the criminal suspect Pu bought 150,000 N95 mask blanks through the Internet at a low price, printed the outer packaging of a certain brand in Jiangsu by himself, and sold them in a simple rental room. The masks are reprocessed and packaged by villagers without any sterilization and disinfection before being sold to the market.
At present, the criminal suspect Pu XX confessed to the facts of the crime, and the case is under further investigation.
Police warned that the demand for personal protective equipment such as masks has soared recently, making personal protective equipment an urgent item in the market. Medical masks are medical instruments managed by the state according to law, which can be produced and sold only after approval and registration. Operators should enhance the consciousness of operating according to law, can not take risks for illegal profits, otherwise they will be punished by law.
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Really can meet the requirements of epidemic prevention
There are only five codes:
Medical Protective Mask (GB19083-2010)
Surgical Mask for Medical use (YY0469-2011)
Disposable Medical Mask (YY/T 0969-2013)
Daily Protective Mask (GB/T 32610-2016)
Children's Mask (GB/T 38880-2020)