The company's warehouse in Abu Dhabi was closed for six months for the sale of counterfeit medical equipment.
In Abu Dhabi, a medical equipment company was fined a million dirhams ($ US 272,000) for storing and selling counterfeit products.
The court found three people guilty. The company's warehouse where goods are stored was closed for six months, and counterfeit goods were confiscated. We are talking about thermometers that were manufactured illegally and wore trademarks of other companies.
It was found that the warehouse is not licensed and does not comply with the sanitary conditions prescribed by law. The lack of technical and medical storage conditions for drugs raised concerns about storage safety. Many tools and medicines stored in the warehouse were damaged. The company also stored drugs with violations. The court concluded that this made them unusable.
