Hyderabad, April 16 (Hydnow): A medical shop in Hyderabad was found operating without a drug license. Habit-forming drugs, such as Alprazolam Tablets and Codeine syrups were also found at the shop.
Telangana Drugs Control Administration raided a medical shop located in Noor Khan Bazar, Charminar, Hyderabad on April 15, Mir Hussain Hyder Razvi is illegally operating a medical shop named NAJM Pharmacy at the said premises without a valid drug license.
During the raid, DCA officers discovered the unauthorized stocking of a large quantity of medicines for sale. Thirty-six varieties of medicines, including habit-forming drugs, antibiotics, anti-ulcer drugs, cough syrups, and others were found stocked for sale at the premises DCA officials seized a stock worth a total of Rs. 50,000 during the raid (Hydnow)
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