Media Exposure Of Second-Hand Clothing Market: Hidden Bacterial Viruses, Lack Of Supervision

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< p > at many sites around the market, there are many secondhand garments sold in old clothes shops, which are popular with some people because of their low cost, but their source and health level are doubtful.

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< p > reporter recently learned that some of the clothes sent to the waste recycling station were sold as tons. Merchants picked new clothes from them and cleaned them off without any disinfection measures.

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< p > it is understood that these "obscure" clothes concealed bacteria and viruses and might spread diseases.

At the same time, behind the sale of such "junk clothes", there is also a lack of supervision.

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< p > "10 yuan a piece of secondhand goods, cheap and wearable". Mr. Zhao, a worker who works at a site near Beijing West Railway Station, always wears "old" clothes, but he knows nothing about where the clothes come from.

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< p > Mr. Zhao said he bought this old dress on the stall near the construction site, and many workmates would wear "old clothes" from the stalls.

Reporters interviewed found that some sites around the sale, often see the sale of old clothes stalls and vendors.

However, most traders are silent about the source of clothes they sell.

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< p > near the bus station of Jingyuan road embankment in Shijingshan District, a construction site is about to be completed.

Three vendors were squatting on the side of the road near the construction site to prepare for the stall. The tricycles were parked next to them, and over 10 pairs of old trousers and shoes were placed on the ground. Though they were old fashioned, they were all wear-resistant and cheap, and they were about 10 yuan.

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< p > these peddlers say that the main buyers of clothes are nearby construction workers, from 6 to 8 o'clock in the morning. Their business will go along with the construction site. When a construction site is completed, they will change to another construction site. "Otherwise no one will buy it."

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< p > "these second-hand goods are picked out from the old clothes market". After a reporter asked about the source of these clothes, a peddler disclosed only a little information.

According to him, workers in the market only pick a few pieces of old clothes or a pair of old shoes.

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< p > through a number of traders pointing out and through many understanding, the reporter found in Fangshan District Dou Dian town near a "market".

Rather than "market", it is more like a distributing center for waste clothes. Seven or eight operators gathered here to build up a shed to gather and sell the waste clothes, without any identification or name.

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< p > inside every venue, old clothes and quilts are stacked into a series of "mountain bags", which are eight or nine meters tall and have a pungent taste. Workers without masks are seated in the "mountain bag", sorting and sorting clothes, and picking up one piece will raise a piece of dust.

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< p > at a site, a middle-aged man is zipping his clothes with scissors. The old clothes after his treatment are stacked about two meters high.

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< p > "old clothes taste like this, and they get used to it for a long time."

The worker said that he had worked here for many years, mainly sorting out the old clothes, dividing them into clothes for winter and summer, and breaking clothes that he could no longer wear. He would remove the zippers and sell them again. "I don't know the use of them, and I hear they will be smashed."

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< p > "it may be someone who has been thrown away and picked up by the waste collector and then sold here".

But the source of the old clothes was ambiguous by the man and his boss, but the other household workers clearly stated that these old clothes came from some waste acquisition stations.

"It's like a waste pfer station."

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< p > "the boss has a lot of connections with many of the waste acquisition stations in Beijing". The worker revealed that when the clothes of the waste acquisition station were hoarded to a certain quantity, they would be told to drive the goods in the past, and they had to pull several times a day, with a total volume exceeding 10 tons.

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Ms. P confirmed the statement. She reclaimed the old clothes from every scrap Station in the city by about 400 yuan per ton. After sorting and sorting, she sold it to a peddler by item. "Winter clothes, jeans and coats 3 yuan, summer clothing and children's clothing prices are low, generally 2 yuan."

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< p > August 1st at 6 p.m., two middle-aged women came to the distributing center on tricycles. They walked around the venue and picked clothes in the old clothes heap.

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< p > "choose whatever clothes you want."

For the "customers" who go to the gate, many business owners in the distribution center just glance at a pile of old clothes that have been picked up behind them.

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More than half an hour after P, two middle-aged women picked up a lot of old clothes and left with a full load.

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When asked by reporters, the two women refused to disclose the whereabouts of the old clothes they bought, saying they were just "coming over to play", but many businessmen confirmed that they were vendors who came here to pick clothes and sell them.

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< p > "peddlers come here on a tricycle every day and pull a car."

The workers in the distribution center said that in general, those traders choose clothes in the morning and evening, and do not delay second days in the evening.

Why do traders choose to sell in the evening? A worker named Wu said that young people would not buy these old clothes at all. They sell mainly to workers who work on site.

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< p > according to the workers, after picking up the old clothes, the peddlers simply cleaned and sold them directly to the market. "If the clothes look fresh, they will not be washed, they will be sold directly."

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"P > Jingyuan road old clothes shop vendors also said that the old clothes that had been picked up were washed," workers buy back and want to wash again, they can wear directly without washing. "

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< p > "just beginning to wear a little itchy, habit is good."

Wang Meng, a more than 50 year old worker, did not care about the old trousers he bought from the stalls.

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< p > Wang Meng said that people often set up stalls to sell old clothes beside the construction site. The clothes looked fresh, thick and wearable.

The work on the construction site is dirty, and the old clothes are cheap and practical. He bought the trousers for 10 yuan. "I am so old, and do not plan to be fashionable. They are durable."

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< p > "old clothes are dirty, clothes will have fungi and microbes, and there are fiber fragments, dandruff, or parasites and microbes, all of which will cause illness."

Dr. Wu, a skin hospital in Beijing, said that diseases such as skin diseases and tinea pedis, such as skin diseases and tinea pedis, could cause infectious diseases such as hand, foot and mouth disease and herpes.

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< p > Dr. Wu believes that there are many sources of old clothes from waste recycling stations, and even can not exclude infectious diseases or crematorium, and hidden infectious diseases are not easy to be detected.

He suggested that if you buy old clothes, you can soak clothes in the 84 disinfectant and wash them in the sun, so that they can basically destroy germs.

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< p > it is understood that in the "Regulations for the management of second-hand goods" promulgated in 1998, it is stipulated that the sale of old clothing must be strictly sterilized according to the relevant standards of the health department.

Guo Cong, lawyer of Beijing Han Zhuo law firm, said that China only has regulations on second-hand clothing imported from abroad (i.e. foreign garbage), and there is no relevant regulations to regulate the second-hand clothing trade in China.

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< p > Guo Cong said, according to the < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_q.asp" > < /a > of municipal solid waste disposal, the garbage discarded by the public will be disposed of by burning, burying and partly recycling. Most of the waste clothes are landfills, and the recovery is due to a high proportion of technical and capital requirements.

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