Health Ministry proposes CCTV surveillance at medical stores selling prescription drugs
In a bid to enhance regulation, the Union Health Ministry has put forth a proposal for mandatory CCTV installations at pharmacies across India. This amendment intends to fortify control over the sale of prescription drugs, ensuring that restricted categories are safeguarded effectively. The ministry emphasizes the need for public input to refine this initiative aimed at increasing transparency and accountability within the pharmaceutical industry.
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