The incident highlights the dangers of unregulated pharmacies and the importance of regulating the pharmaceutical industry.
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| Fake Pharmacist Allegedly Causes Woman to Lose Child in Rupahihat |
Guwahati: The news report describes a disturbing incident that occurred in Rupahihat, a town in the Indian state of Assam. According to the report, a woman visited a pharmacy owned by a man named Khairul Islam at the Jiumari market, seeking treatment for an illness. However, Khairul allegedly gave her the wrong medication, which led to the termination of her pregnancy.
The victim's family has accused Khairul of running the pharmacy without a valid license and lacking the necessary knowledge of pharmacy to dispense medication. They have lodged a complaint with the local police, who are investigating the incident.
The report also notes that there has been a rise in illegal pharmacies in Rupahihat, and that fake pharmacists such as Khairul have been putting the lives of innocent people at risk by administering incorrect medication. This is a worrying trend that highlights the importance of regulating the pharmaceutical industry to ensure that only licensed and qualified professionals are able to dispense medication.
Overall, the incident is a tragic reminder of the dangers of fake pharmacies and unlicensed pharmacists, and underscores the need for increased vigilance in regulating the pharmaceutical industry.
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