Over 100K counterfeit N-95 masks seized at JFK Airport
United States Customs and Border Protection officers say they intercepted two separate shipments from Hong Kong in December.
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Jan 16, 2021, 3:34 PM
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Updated 1,286 days ago
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2h agoAuthorities seized
more than 100,000 counterfeit N-95 masks at John F. Kennedy International
Airport.
United States Customs and Border
Protection officers say they intercepted two
separate shipments from Hong Kong in December.
They say they worked with several specialists to determine that the
shipments were fake.
Officials say they
have seized more than 14 million counterfeit face masks across the nation since
the start of the pandemic.
