Govt Proposes Mandatory CCTV to Monitor Unauthorised Sale of Prescription Drugs

Govt proposes mandatory CCTV to monitor unauthorised sale of prescription drugs

A proposed amendment seeks to address concerns relating to unauthorised sale of Schedule H, H1 and X drugs

India proposes mandatory CCTVs at medical stores to regulate prescription drug sales

The installation of CCTV systems is intended to enhance transparency and accountability across the pharmaceutical supply chain while protecting public health.

CCTV at medical stores: 64% consumers say chemists rarely ask for doctor's prescription

The Health Ministry has proposed mandatory CCTV at medical stores under draft changes to the Drugs Rules, 1945. The move comes as a nationwide survey points to weak prescription checks, limited pharmacist assistance and billing gaps.

Pharmacies May Soon Need CCTV For Prescription Drug Sales Under New Govt Proposal

<p>Buying prescription medicines from a pharmacy could soon leave behind a video record under a new proposal from the Union Health Ministry aimed at tightening oversight of drug sales. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has proposed an amendment to the Drugs Rules, 1945, that would require licensed premises selling medicines on the prescription of a registered medical practitioner to operate under CCTV surveillance. The proposal, issued t…

CCTV proposed at medical stores for sale of prescription drugs

The move is aimed at strengthening oversight of the sale of prescription medicines and providing a mechanism to verify transactions in cases of suspected unauthorised sale

Health Ministry proposes mandatory CCTV surveillance at medical stores

Move seeks to address concerns over the “unauthorised access to and sale of Schedule H, H1 and X drugs”