Recently, some people were calling to report to reporters.

At 13 o'clock yesterday, the reporter came to Da'an street in Daoli District. In the 3 alleys on the side of the street, more than 50 secret "foreign garbage clothing shops" were discovered.

When a reporter walked into a shop, he saw all kinds of "imported garments" on the walls and floors, ranging from tens of thousands to thousands of yuan, including small shirts, woolen sweaters, down coats and fur coats.

The reporters found that most of the clothes had obvious stains, and many of the collar and cuffs were damaged to varying degrees.

A female proprietor told reporters that these clothes are second-hand goods from the South and abroad. Many of them are original products from Japan, Korea, Europe and the United States. They are not fashionable in China.

The owner insisted that the home must be cleaned once he bought it.

According to the residents around Da'an street, the phenomenon of selling "old clothes" in Harbin city appeared in the late 80s of last century. The site was initially sold on eleven streets near West.

Around 2005, the trafficking site moved to No. 22 Da'an street, and now it has been extended to hospitals such as 12 and 28.

It is understood that in 1985, the State Administration of industry and Commerce and the Ministry of Health issued an urgent notice on the prohibition of the sale of imported clothing. The notice required commercial departments and individuals.

According to the clues provided by reporters, yesterday afternoon, law enforcement officers of Shangzhi industrial and commercial bureau in Daoli District came to the scene to check these "old clothes companies".

At the scene of inspection, law enforcement officers briefed reporters.