By AMI NOMURA/ Staff Writer
March 11, 2020 at 15:45 JST
The Consumer Affairs Agency has warned people about false claims that certain products can prevent new coronavirus infections. (Captured from the Consumer Affairs Agency twitter account)
The Consumer Affairs Agency on March 10 warned the public not to fall for online sales pitches that tout products ranging from natto to air purifiers as effective in preventing novel coronavirus infections. [Read More]
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