Pharmacists halt talks with firms on medication delivery
Pharmacists have agreed to refuse any dialogue with private companies regarding the delivery of medicines through apps and online stores. They emphasize the need to regulate the handling of pharmaceuticals to ensure the safety of citizens and to protect the professional role of pharmacists. They also called for the closure of any violating platforms and holding those responsible accountable, as well as activating inspection committees for delivery services. They stressed that the relationship with the Food and Drug Authority should be strategic and collaborative. The Pharmacists Syndicate affirmed that medication distribution must adhere to regulations to safeguard public safety and rejected any platform involved in the delivery of unlicensed medicines.
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