A man sold fake cancer drugs to 100 hospitals in Bengaluru for straight 1,826 days
- Bengaluru investigators seized a stock of counterfeit medicines from a private facility in the city on September 15.
- Authorities suspect the facility sold low-cost rebranded medicines under various brand names to mislead consumers.
- Investigators allege expired medicines were collected, repackaged & relabelled using counterfeit materials to disguise.
- The investigation underscores ongoing concerns about the circulation of counterfeit pharmaceuticals in India's healthcare.
Source: thehindu.com
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