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 Initially, the ARP ordered the immediate withdrawal of Softcare products from the market, prompting retailers to pull sanitary pads and diapers from shelves nationwide. Consumers reported concerns over irritation, itching, and infections linked to the products, amplifying fears in a country where affordable hygiene items are essential for millions of women and families. However, just a week later, the agency reversed its decision, stating that no expired materials had been incorporated into finished products and that the items were safe. This U-turn has fueled widespread skepticism, accusations of corruption, and claims of pressure or attempted bribery involving ARP inspectors. Opposition figures, including deputies from parties like PASTEF and PUR, have accused authorities of attempting to cover up the issue to protect economic ties with Chinese investments. The scandal has sparked intense debate on social media and in the press, with calls for boycotts, independent investigation...