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60 pharmacies temporarily closed due to lack of qualified pharmacists - LNW Lanka News Web
December 28, Colombo (LNW): The National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA) has confirmed the temporary suspension of licences for 60 pharmacies across the country over the last five months. Dr. Saveen Semage, the CEO of the NMRA, revealed that these closures were implemented following the discovery that the affected pharmacies did not have a qualified pharmacist present to oversee operations. Dr. Semage explained that the decision was made …
NMRA suspends 60 pharmacy licenses over regulatory breaches
The National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA) has temporarily suspended the licenses of 60 pharmacies in Sri Lanka over the past five months. NMRA CEO Dr. Saveen Semage stated that the decision was made because these pharmacies lacked a licensed pharmacist to oversee their operations. He emphasized that the NMRA is actively working to ensure all regulatory requirements are met before issuing licenses. The post NMRA suspends 60 pharmacy lice…
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