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Operation of 36 erring medical stores suspended in Jammu for unhygienic conditions

The News Scroll 06 March 2021   Last Updated at 11:18 pm | Source: PTI Operation of 36 erring medical stores suspended in Jammu for unhygienic conditions Outlook March 06, 2021 23:18 IST Operation of 36 erring medical stores suspended in Jammu for unhygienic conditions outlookindia.com 1970-01-01T05:30:00+0530 Jammu, Mar 6 (PTI) The Drug and Food Control Organisation on Saturday suspended operations of 36 medical stores across Jammu Division for violations, non-maintenance of sales records, unhygienic and improper storage conditions, officials said. Surprise inspections of retail sale outlets, particularly situated in far-flung and remote areas, were carried out by the concerned drugs control officers under the overall authority of State Drugs Controller, Lotika Khajuria, to ensure availability of quality drugs to end users, they said.

Operation Of 36 Erring Medical Stores Suspended

Operation Of 36 Erring Medical Stores Suspended JAMMU:  Drugs Control Organisation has suspended operations of 36 Retail Sale Establishments across Jammu Province for violation of   Drugs & Cosmetics Act, 1940. As per DCO, surprise inspections of Retail Sale Outlets particularly, situated in far-flung/remote areas were carried out by the concerned Drugs Control Officers under the supervision of respective Assistant Drugs Controller in Jammu Province under the overall authority of State Drugs Controller, Lotika Khajuria to ensure availability of quality drugs to the end-users. The operation of 6 units were disallowed in  Jammu,  6  in Samba, 2 in Kathua, 6 in Kishtwar, 4  in Udhampur and  12  in  Ramban district.

Rights panel asks officials to act against quacks

Rights panel asks officials to act against quacks Updated: Updated: ‘Doctors found featured in advertisements claiming treatment for diseases’ Share Article ‘Doctors found featured in advertisements claiming treatment for diseases’ The Kerala State Human Rights Commission has reportedly pulled up government officials for not using their powers against quacks and illegal medical treatment. Responding to a petition filed by the Campaign Against Pseudo Science Using Law and Ethics (CAPSULE) Kerala, commission Chairperson Antony Dominic said that such an approach would put the lives of patients in peril. CAPSULE Kerala is a wing under the Kerala Sasthra Sahitya Parishad. Qualifications The commission said that doctors were found to be featured in advertisements claiming treatment for various diseases. The officials should check their qualification and registration details as well as the facilities at the hospitals. Mr. Dominic said that the State Police Chief should d

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