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  • 1404/05/15
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Dozens of Expired Agricultural and Veterinary Medicines Seized in Samangan


The Samangan Department of Agriculture has announced that, following inspections by a joint committee, 60 types of expired and unlabeled agricultural and veterinary medicines were collected and seized from drugstores in Aybak.

It is noting, officials stated that these medicines will be incinerated after completing legal procedures, and sellers have been warned to refrain from selling counterfeit and expired products. 


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