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Traders said that low-quality and fake masks are also sold in the country’s market. Zakir Hossain, who owns a pharmacy in the Mitford area of Babubazar, said there should be at least one policy on the manufacture and sale of masks.
Government employee Shahadat Hossain bought KN-95 masks last week at Tk 35 each. Once used, the mask tape tears. He said that he initially bought the KN-95 mask and wore it for a long time in Corona. Now what you bought online is really fake.
There is no mandatory standard for the manufacture and sale of masks in the country. There is no mask in all 161 products on the Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI) Mandatory Standards Certification List.
The Chairman of the Consumer Association of the Bangladesh Consumer Rights Organization (CAB), Golam Rahman The first lightWho said that BSTI can create various kinds of standard structures in the case of skins. He said the government needs to give more complete masks to the poor. Because it is the responsibility of the poor to feed themselves now. They cannot buy masks. Giving them away for free will ensure that more people wear masks.
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