22 December, 2015

Interpol Seize Fake Medicine Worth $7 Million Across Asia

According to AFP, Interpol seized counterfeit drugs worth $7 million in September in an operation encompassing 13 Asian countries, the police organization said on Monday.
Medication including antibiotics, anti-hypertension pills and even rabies vaccines were taken from hundreds of pharmacies and markets, including dozens of online pharmacies, as Interpol attempts to curb the widespread sale of fake drugs being produced in the region.
Interpol said in a statement they had arrested 87 individuals in the course of the crackdown, which "brought together law enforcement and drug regulatory agencies to target the organized criminal networks behind pharmaceutical crime in Asia".

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