Karnataka FDA cancelled sixteen drug licenses and suspended eight others. This action followed a raid on an unlicensed pharmaceutical repacking operation. Spurious medicines and machinery worth over five crore rupees were seized. A special investigation team is tracing the alleged supply chain network. Consumers are advised to buy medicines from licensed pharmacies only.
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