What measures has the drugs regulator taken after WHO alerts regarding sale of falsified drugs
Drugs regulator asks States to keep vigil against sale of falsified versions of 2 drugs
The drugs regulator has taken several measures after WHO alerts regarding the sale of falsified drugs. These measures include:
- Issuing an advisory to all states to remain vigilant against the sale of falsified versions of two particular drugs.
- Directing state drug controllers to conduct regular inspections and audits of pharmacies, wholesalers, and retailers to check for counterfeit drugs.
- Strengthening the implementation of the Drug and Cosmetics Act, 1940, to ensure strict action against individuals involved in the sale of falsified drugs.
- Establishing a centralized database to track and monitor the distribution of drugs, making it easier to identify and combat the sale of counterfeit products.
- Collaborating with international agencies and organizations to share information and best practices in fighting the sale of falsified drugs.
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