Telangana Drugs Control Administration launched a Bulk SMS Alert System to notify medical shops about Not of Standard Quality (NSQ) drugs. The system enables immediate stoppage, recall, and withdrawal of substandard medicines, enhancing patient safety and market transparency
The genuineness of the drug licenses can be verified through the Third Party Verification system, which is available on the DCA website, the advisory said
A few days ago, the Stateunits of AIOCD and Telangana State Chemists and Druggists Associations (TSCDA) have also launched coordinated efforts to spread awareness on the issue among its members.
Hyderabad: After initiating the process to allot 16 percent of contracts related to sanitation, security and diet at government hospitals to entrepreneurs from the SC community, the State government is in the process of devising a mechanism to introduce a similar initiative for medical shops that are located within the campus of all government hospitals. […]
Hyderabad: The Commissioner’s Task Force (South) caught three medical store owners on charges of illegally selling Nitravet and Alpracad tablets. The arrests were made after raids on their shops in the old city on Thursday, during which the police seized 405 tablets. Acting on a tip off, the Task Force nabbed Syed Masood Ali (40), […]
The incidents of the police beating up the pharmacists, pharma sales executives, lab technicians and other workers of medical agencies, were reported in Nalgonda town on Saturday morning
