MUSCAT: The Public Authority for Consumer Protection (PACP) on Tuesday seized 70,000 of expired medical gloves.
According to PACP, the expired dates of these medical gloves were tampered.
“About 70,000 medical gloves were seized which were expired and dates tampered with by putting new stick mentioning the new expiry date that is printed on the packages.”
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“We have intensified our campaigns to ensure these are not supplied in the market,” PACP added.
