Islamabad: In a letter written by the Federal Ministry of Health to the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP), it has been revealed that there has been a shortage of many medicines including life-saving medicines across the country.
In this regard, the Federal Ministry of Health officials have written a letter to the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan, in which DRAP has been demanded to take action against the drug manufacturing companies.
Officials of the Federal Ministry of Health said in a letter to Drape that steps should be taken to ensure uninterrupted supply and availability of medicines in the market. Drap has recommended to increase the prices of
DRAP officials confirmed that they have received the letter from the Ministry of Health and said, “The matter of non-availability of medicines is being carefully reviewed”.
It has been reported by the Health Department of Islamabad that 131 drugs have disappeared in the federal capital, Islamabad, most of the drugs that have disappeared from the market are from multinational pharmaceutical companies.
According to the sources, among the life-saving medicines that are missing from the markets of the country, medicines for heart diseases, blood pressure, diabetes, psychiatric diseases, gynecology, lung and cancer diseases are missing, while MRI and CT scan injections are also missing from the market. are missing from
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