Rawalpindi Authorities Issue Warning Over Unregistered Medical Stores
Rawalpindi’s Deputy Commissioner, Dr. Hassan Waqar Cheema, has issued a stern warning to the District Health Authority and other civic bodies. The focus is on cracking down on unregistered medical stores that are operating without the necessary licenses and failing to meet required standards.
Crackdown on Unregistered Medical Stores
The Deputy Commissioner emphasized the importance of ensuring that all medical stores are properly registered and compliant with regulations. This is crucial for public safety and to prevent the sale of substandard or counterfeit medications.
- Strict action will be taken against any medical store found operating illegally.
- Regular inspections will be conducted to ensure compliance.
- The goal is to eliminate unregistered stores and maintain standards.
Ensuring Quality and Standards
The crackdown aims to ensure that all pharmacies and medical stores in Rawalpindi adhere to strict quality controls and standards. This includes proper storage of medications, verification of authenticity, and qualified staff dispensing prescriptions.
Key Objectives:
- Prevent the sale of counterfeit drugs.
- Ensure medications are stored correctly.
- Verify the authenticity of all drugs sold.
- Promote public health and safety.
Call to Action for the Public
The public is also urged to be vigilant and report any suspected unregistered medical stores or any concerns regarding the quality of medications being sold. Public cooperation is essential to make this initiative successful.
How to Report:
- Contact the District Health Authority.
- Report any suspicious activity immediately.
- Provide as much detail as possible.
Final Words
The Rawalpindi administration is committed to ensuring that all medical stores operate legally and maintain the highest standards of quality and safety. This initiative aims to protect public health and prevent the circulation of substandard medications in the city.
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