840 pieces of second-hand Japanese clothing attempted to enter the country, but were intercepted by Nanjing Customs in China. The clothes emitted a pungent odor and were found to be infested with mold. The customs authority reminded that used clothing is highly prone to carrying infectious diseases.
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