Four arrested for selling duplicate hand Sanitisers and Masks in Noida

A duplicate company caught for selling hand-sanitisers and masks in Noida on Saturday, a day after the Centre declared the two items as ‘essential commodities’.

“After getting the details from sources, a raid was conducted at around 2.30 PM in commercial hub of Sector 63 where manufacturing of the products were being taken into effect and four people were arrested from the spot. Over 5000 of hand sanitisers and 5000 of face masks have been seized and each item was labelled as ‘SG Group”, according to SDM Rajeev Rai (official who conducted the raid).

On Friday, Centre had declared masks and hand sanitisers under the Essential Commodities Act up to June 30 and offender under the Act may be punished with imprisonment up to seven years or fine or both and can be detained for a maximum of six months.

  • Related Posts

    World’s First Malaria Treatment for Newborns and Young Infants Receives WHO Prequalification

    New Delhi– In a landmark development for global child health, the World Health Organization (WHO) has granted prequalification to Coartem® Baby (artemether-lumefantrine), the first and only antimalarial medicine specifically developed…

    FIR Lodged Against Pharmacist in Chandauli for Working Nearly 10 Years on Forged Documents

    Chandauli – In yet another shocking case of alleged fraud in Uttar Pradesh’s health department, an FIR has been registered against a pharmacist for securing and continuing employment for nearly…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    World’s First Malaria Treatment for Newborns and Young Infants Receives WHO Prequalification

    World’s First Malaria Treatment for Newborns and Young Infants Receives WHO Prequalification

    FIR Lodged Against Pharmacist in Chandauli for Working Nearly 10 Years on Forged Documents

    FIR Lodged Against Pharmacist in Chandauli for Working Nearly 10 Years on Forged Documents

    Laughing all the Way to Health with Sir Ganga Ram Hospital

    Laughing all the Way to Health with Sir Ganga Ram Hospital

    Semaglutide generics ‘stimulating’ Obesity market growth, says Eli Lilly’s Patrik Jonsson

    Semaglutide generics ‘stimulating’ Obesity market growth, says Eli Lilly’s Patrik Jonsson

    Pak-made illegal cosmetics recovered from Itwari shop

    Pak-made illegal cosmetics recovered from Itwari shop

    Licences of 20 medical stores suspended after inspections

    Licences of 20 medical stores suspended after inspections