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China calls India’s criticism of coronavirus test kits ‘irresponsible’ China calls India’s criticism of coronavirus test kits ‘irresponsible’
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Beijing has criticized India’s decision to stop using Chinese testing kits for the coronavirus because of quality issues as unfair and irresponsible. The Indian Council of Medical Research  said on Monday it planned to return the kits for antibody tests procured from two Chinese firms because of poor accuracy. Beijing has criticized India’s decision to stop using Chinese coronavirus test kits due to quality issues as unfair and irresponsible. The Indian Council of Medical Research said on Monday it planned to return the kits for antibody tests procured from two Chinese firms because of poor accuracy.
The Chinese embassy said on Tuesday it was deeply concerned by the Indian decision and Chinese authorities had validated the equipment. The Chinese embassy said on Tuesday it was deeply concerned by India’s decision and Chinese authorities had validated the equipment.
“It is unfair and irresponsible for certain individuals to label Chinese products as ‘faulty’ and look at issues with preemptive prejudice,” embassy spokeswoman Ji Rong said in a statement.“It is unfair and irresponsible for certain individuals to label Chinese products as ‘faulty’ and look at issues with preemptive prejudice,” embassy spokeswoman Ji Rong said in a statement.
China recently criticized an Indian decision to step up scrutiny of investments from neighboring countries, seen as a move to stave off opportunistic takeovers by Chinese firms during the coronavirus outbreak, Reuters said. China recently criticized India’s decision to step up scrutiny of investments from neighboring countries, seen as a move to stave off opportunistic takeovers by Chinese firms during the coronavirus outbreak, Reuters said.