Fake drug racket found by CBI

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CBI has declared that some of the hospitals are in India are providing fake and out dated medicines to the patients. CBI has found this astonishing fact after a raid in accordance with Central Government Health Scheme. CBI along with state drug controllers and CGHS department has started raids in the hospitals all over India.

They have found out huge lot of fake medicines in the hospitals. Some of the medicines are out dated too. Several hospitals of Andhra Pradesh and Bangalore were also investigated under the same process. They have also found out that treatment gas been going on with expired medicines in some hospitals of Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam and Bangalore.

These cases are under investigation and more evidences are expected to be found out after the tests of medicines which may be completed within a month as reported by CBI. Chennai has also rackets of supply of such fake and expired medicines to the government as well as private hospitals. These medicines will undoubtedly cause critical problems to the patients admitted to these hospitals. Investigations have also pointed out there may be a possibility of secrete link between medicine companies and drug rackets.

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