There Are Hidden Dangers Behind Used Shoes.

"I bought a pair of leather shoes with 20 yuan in a street market, only two days before I got the athlete's foot, and the skin between my toes fell off."

Recently, Mr. Wang Hui, from Guiyang to Shaoxing, worked with reporters.

Yesterday, according to the clues provided by Wang Hui, the reporter interviewed some second-hand shoe stalls near ShaoXing Railway Station.

Migrant workers are customers. The most active period of second-hand shoe stalls is three or four p.m. every day.

Yesterday evening, reporters saw 5 second-hand shoe stalls near the station north road near ShaoXing Railway Station, basically concentrated in front of the Jinzhai apartment gate.

These shoes were placed on a piece of cloth on the ground naked, and three or four rows of shoes were arranged neatly in each booth, about 40 pairs.

Most of the second-hand shoe stalls are men's leather shoes and sports shoes, with few pairs of women's shoes.

Although these shoes are scrubbed clean, it is difficult to hide the wear and scratches on the upper.

There are high-end brands such as sun Da, classic cars, Adidas, Jordan, and so on.

On the evening of that evening, many migrant workers from the Jinzhai apartment building opposite the construction site came to pick up shoes on the second-hand shoe stalls.

Hunan boy Axin (a pseudonym) said: "expensive shoes can not afford to buy, even if you buy three hundred or four hundred yuan a pair of shoes, you willing to wear on the construction site?"

We spend more than 20 yuan to wear "new shoes", broken and heartache, and often changing styles.

Axin said he picked up the most expensive pair of leather shoes, which cost 65 yuan.

After that, the reporters walked several booths and saw the same situation. Migrant workers were the main consumers of these second-hand shoe stalls.

There are no hidden lights behind the bright lights, because there are no streetlights on the North Road of the station. Around 5:15 in the evening, the vendors of the shoes sold the electric field to the night market near the head of West Lake Town, Doumen town.

In the night market, a guy who had done second-hand shoe business told reporters that most of those who sell second-hand shoes come from Shaoyang, Hunan. They live in Jinghu District, lingzhi Town, Zhangshi village and Xiao Guan village. The price of shoes sold is "unified" from 20 yuan to 65 yuan.

They buy goods from Fujian and talk about catty buying. Generally, they can receive more than 1000 pairs each time.

It was also picked up from rubbish bins, even from the place where residents were drying their shoes.

At 7:40 PM, the reporter saw a woman in a rental house on the corner of a small village near Ganoderma lucidum Town, playing with a couple of old shoes under the dim light.

She stuffed a shoe into old shoes, hammers and hammers with a small hammer, and then sew the shoes with 502 glue and linen.

Finally, waxing on the vamp for only five or six minutes, a pair of worn shoes becomes "new shoes".

The woman told reporters that they sell second-hand shoes, no formal business license.

"We basically rely on the night to sneak out to set up a small stall. Most of the people who buy shoes are working, making little profit. Making money is not easy."

Although second-hand shoes are cheap, there are many health risks.

Wang Hongcan, a doctor at the Municipal Hospital of traditional Chinese medicine, said that second-hand shoes were unknown, although they were very bright, but the hygiene condition was very poor. Many shoes could be infected with all kinds of bacteria and become the "infectious source" of the disease.

Consumers are not only susceptible to foot diseases such as nail ringworm, beriberi, but also other infectious diseases such as malaria and hepatitis.

Therefore, the vast number of consumers, especially migrant workers, should not choose second hand shoes, so as not to endanger their health.

A resident living in Jinzhai apartment told reporters that due to the relatively large number of second-hand shoe stalls nearby, and the large area occupied, their living environment was affected. It is hoped that relevant departments can regulate the management of such unlicensed second-hand shoes stalls.