Corona: China betrayed India! 50,000 PPE kits fail in safety test
new Delhi. Corona virus cases are increasing continuously across the country. Till Thursday, a total of 12,000 cases have been reported in the country. In the midst of all this, India has ordered 15 million PPE kits from China. Meanwhile, many kits that India received as donations from large private companies of China have failed in the investigation.
According to The Economic Times, a person associated with the case said that 1,70,000 PPE kits had arrived from China, in which 50,000 kits failed in the quality test. The person told that two small consignments of 30,000 and 10,000 kits also came which have failed in the test. These kits were tested at Defense Research and Development Organization Laboratory, Gwalior.
According to the report, on the one hand government officials said that they are only buying CE / FDAcertified PPE kits. Some kits received as donations have failed quality tests and cannot be used. At the same time, the person associated with this case said that FDA / CE-approved will have to pass the quality test in India.
According to the report, which failed in the kits test. They were received as donations from large private companies in India. According to the newspaper report, people with knowledge about this complete planning said that an additional 1 lakh suits have been ordered through merchants, including a Singapore company, to meet the shortfall. However, all suits will be sourced from China.
According to the report, the person said that we should have these suits by the first weekend of May. He said that more orders are being placed. The government estimates that if there are 2 million PPE suits in India, India will be in good condition. Government officials said that there is no need to panic.
A senior government official said that the number of orders is increasing. China is the major supplier. We were completely dependent on imports earlier and never expected that demand would increase. He informed that domestic manufacturing is picking up.
