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Court convicts four of selling unregistered medicines

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A drug court has convicted the owners of a pharmacy in Hyderabad of possessing and selling spurious, unregistered and substandard medicines, sentencing each of them to one month of rigorous imprisonment with a fine of Rs100,000.

The accused Umair Khan and Hamid Khan, both residents of Hyderabad, had been selling spurious, unregistered and substandard medicines at the Garrison Pharmacy in Hyderabad.

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