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The state authority has warned Maiden Pharmaceuticals to reply within seven days, failing which the officials will take ex-parte action against the firm as per the drugs act.
Following the WHO’s warning, the centre is looking into four cough syrups that may be responsible for at least 66 child deaths in The Gambia. India has already been under fire for exporting fake and substandard medications, but it also has a similar issue at home. Indian-made cough syrups are being investigated in connection with
Regarding the 66 deaths in Gambia allegedly due to the intake of cough syrup manufactured by Maiden Pharmaceutical Limited in Sonipat, Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij told ANI that the Centre has sent samples to the Central Drug Laboratory, Kolkata, and if any irregularities are found, it will take strict action.
Uniindia: Lucknow, Oct 1 (UNI) Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday said that the state government is determined to ensure the availability of safe and healthy food as well as medicines to the 25 crore people of the state and under no circumstances manufacturing, sale and distribution of substandard, fake, adulterated or banned drugs will be allowed.
In view of the festive season, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has issued instructions to start a state-wide campaign to ensure the purity of food items and said that adulteration is playing with the lives of common people and it will not be tolerated under any circumstances.