With the outbreak of the new coronavirus pneumonia, many garment factories have converted their production lines to making masks, including the American clothing brand Los Angeles Appasdfssdfsrel. The brand’s founder, Dov Chasney, once said that the goal is to create a weekly production capacity of 100,000 masks with 400 employees.
However, it has been found that more than 300 cases have been diagnosed in the brand’s factory in Los Angeles, and 4 cases have died. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health said that on June 27, health officials discovered that the factory seriously violated epidemic prevention regulations and the manufacturer failed to report infection cases in real time. The government immediately ordered the factory to close.
Chasdfssdfsrney said that there were many conflicts in communication between the brand and government units, and investigators said that Los Angeles Appasdfsrel’s alleged negligence was even more excessive. They have been testing workers, but the South Los Angeles area where the factory is located has a high infection rate, which will naturally affect employees.
This cluster of infections is the most serious one so far in Los Angeles County. Health officials said that three of the four deaths in Los Angeles County occurred in early June. One case was in early July. The government received notification from medical professionals on June 19, alerting them to a possible outbreak of infection at the factory. The Ministry of Public Health requested a list of employees for tracking purposes, but the company was unable to provide it after repeated requests.
During the visit on June 26, investigators found that the factory violated multiple regulations, including failing to observe safe distances and using cardboard as work area partitions. etc., coupled with the inability to provide a complete list of employees, the government ordered operations to be closed until further notice. </p
