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10 Drug Batches Recalled in Rajasthan Over Quality Concerns
12 Sep
Summary
- Ten drug batches recalled by Rajasthan Health Department after lab tests.
- Recalled medicines treat various conditions from infections to hypertension.
- Manufacturers across seven states are implicated in the recall.
The Rajasthan Health Department has initiated a recall of 10 specific drug batches found to be 'not of standard quality' during state laboratory analyses. This decisive action aims to safeguard public health by preventing access to these substandard medications. The affected products span a range of therapeutic categories, including treatments for vitamin deficiencies, bone health, hypertension, allergies, infections, nausea, inflammation, and local anesthesia.
Manufactured by firms located in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Maharashtra, these recalled batches are now subject to stringent enforcement measures. District drug control officers statewide have been directed to rigorously remove these products from circulation and closely monitor other batches from the implicated manufacturers. The department emphasizes consistent quality checks and immediate reporting of any deviations before medicines are distributed or used.
