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Interpol-led crackdown on illegal meds sold online - Vimarsana News

Interpol-led crackdown on illegal meds sold online

PETALING JAYA: Unregistered medication, cosmetics and pharmaceutical products sold mostly on ecommerce sites worth more than RM400,000 have been seized in Malaysia as part of an Interpol-coordinated operation.

Global effort leads to seizure of over RM2mil illegal pharmaceutical products - Vimarsana News

Global effort leads to seizure of over RM2mil illegal pharmaceutical products

PETALING JAYA: Unregistered pharmaceutical products worth RM2.5mil have been seized throughout Malaysia in a collective effort between Interpol, local police, customs and health authorities.

MOH seizes unregistered pharmaceuticals worth RM2.6 million - Vimarsana News

MOH seizes unregistered pharmaceuticals worth RM2.6 million

About 70% of products confiscated are controlled drugs under the Poisons Act 1952.

Health DG: Over RM2.2mil in unapproved Covid-19 med, products seized in Interpol-led crackdown, 2, 600 websites flagged in M'sia - Vimarsana News

Health DG: Over RM2.2mil in unapproved Covid-19 med, products seized in Interpol-led crackdown, 2, 600 websites flagged in M'sia

PETALING JAYA: A total of 2, 600 websites were found to be selling pharmaceutical products illegally, while 9, 115 units of unregistered pharmaceutical products in 167 postal parcels were confiscated during Operation Pangea XIV last month, says Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

Ops Pangea XIV: 2.6k websites blocked, RM2.2m of unregistered medicine seized - Vimarsana News

Ops Pangea XIV: 2.6k websites blocked, RM2.2m of unregistered medicine seized

The websites offer drugs that are not approved by the NPRA.