KU seminar discusses violation of human rights in Pakistan
Human rights violations matter of concerns for all . The burning of...
DRAP fixes price of 25 newly introduced medicines
ISLAMABAD: Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) fixed the prices of 25 newly introduced drugs across the country.
According to the details, the government fixed the maximum price of 25 new drugs, after which the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) issued a notification to fix the prices of 25 newly introduced medicines.
DRAP sources said that 25 medicines include injections, pills, inhalers, syrups, prices of new salts, formulations, strength variants have been fixed.
Sources said that the cost of lung, breast cancer, anti-allergic pill, solution and antibiotic solution, inhaler, painkiller, injection price has been fixed.
Similarly, the price of diabetes pill, blood cancer, joint disease injection, malaria pill, hepatitis B injection, stomach worm injection, blood pressure pill, blood vessel dilating pill has been fixed.
Earlier, The human rights violations in Pakistan, particularly in relation to the recent burning of a church in Jaranwala, are a matter that concerns us all. Regardless of our geographical location or background, it is our duty as global citizens to advocate for justice and equality.
The burning of a church in Jaranwala last week is a stark reality of the urgent need to address human rights violations around the world. We must not remain silent in the face of such atrocities. We should stand together for justice, equality, and freedom of religious rights of citizens and monitories in Pakistan.
These views were expressed by the speakers at the one-day seminar entitled “Sectarian Violence: Violation of Human Rights held at University of Karachi.
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