澳大利亚查出由中国进口的劣质口罩和防护服
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-01/coronavirus-chinese-ppe-border-force-intercepted/12085908
Authorities have begun seizing Chinese-made faulty face masks and other protective clothing that is being exported to Australia to help halt the spread of coronavirus.
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看来质量问题不是一两家产商的问题。
Authorities have begun seizing Chinese-made faulty face masks and other protective clothing that is being exported to Australia to help halt the spread of coronavirus.
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看来质量问题不是一两家产商的问题。
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瘟疫刚爆发的时候，很多口罩厂强行被政府接管，说是为了避免恶意竞争和哄抬价格。
会不会这才是根本原因？
会不会这才是根本原因？
要么中国共产党是故意出口劣质口罩以扩大国外疫情，要么中国的口罩制造早已无可救药，或者两者兼而有之。
亲自指挥不当组长
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然后中国收紧对外出口医护用品，合理的操作.
To avoid further embarrassment, China bans unlicensed companies from exporting medical supplies
hina has moved to ban the export of coronavirus testing kits and other medical supplies by unlicensed companies following some embarrassing incidents that have undermined Beijing’s global PR push.
As the Covid-19 outbreak has gone worldwide, China has attempted to cast itself as the world’s expert on the disease, sending off medics to foreign countries while donating and selling equipment.
In Serbia, the president was at the airport when a plane full of supplies and doctors arrived from China, greeting the medics with elbow bumps before planting a kiss upon the Chinese flag.
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However, things haven’t gone quite as swimmingly in Spain where officials sent back a shipment of coronavirus testing kits after they were found to have an accuracy level of under 30 percent.
The Chinese embassy in Madrid responded to the news by explaining that the faulty kits had come from an unlicensed provider that was not on the list of certified providers that China had offered to Spain and was not even authorized to sell its products by the Chinese National Medical Products Administration (NMPA).
Meanwhile, the Netherlands was forced to recall 600,000 face masks that were shipped from China after some were found to be faulty while, in the Czech Republic, 80 percent of the Chinese testing kits were discovered to deliver false results.
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To attempt to guard against further embarrassments, China has said this week that only companies that are certified by the NMPA will be able to export of medical supplies.
Previously, only the European Union’s CE certification was required and dozens of Chinese companies had looked to capitalize on coronavirus outbreaks in Europe by churning out equipment.
Reportedly, of 102 Chinese companies with CE accreditation, only 21 were licensed to sell their products in China, as of last week.
hina has moved to ban the export of coronavirus testing kits and other medical supplies by unlicensed companies following some embarrassing incidents that have undermined Beijing’s global PR push.
As the Covid-19 outbreak has gone worldwide, China has attempted to cast itself as the world’s expert on the disease, sending off medics to foreign countries while donating and selling equipment.
In Serbia, the president was at the airport when a plane full of supplies and doctors arrived from China, greeting the medics with elbow bumps before planting a kiss upon the Chinese flag.
However, things haven’t gone quite as swimmingly in Spain where officials sent back a shipment of coronavirus testing kits after they were found to have an accuracy level of under 30 percent.
The Chinese embassy in Madrid responded to the news by explaining that the faulty kits had come from an unlicensed provider that was not on the list of certified providers that China had offered to Spain and was not even authorized to sell its products by the Chinese National Medical Products Administration (NMPA).
Meanwhile, the Netherlands was forced to recall 600,000 face masks that were shipped from China after some were found to be faulty while, in the Czech Republic, 80 percent of the Chinese testing kits were discovered to deliver false results.
To attempt to guard against further embarrassments, China has said this week that only companies that are certified by the NMPA will be able to export of medical supplies.
Previously, only the European Union’s CE certification was required and dozens of Chinese companies had looked to capitalize on coronavirus outbreaks in Europe by churning out equipment.
Reportedly, of 102 Chinese companies with CE accreditation, only 21 were licensed to sell their products in China, as of last week.