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Medicines Nearly Expired and Equipment without maintenance... the State Inspectorate Monitors Health Disorders in the Medea Desert.

Summary by saharamedias.net
The General Inspectorate of the State has detected irregularities in the management of medicines and medical equipment in the health sector, including the acquisition of medicines with near-term validity, poor storage and management of stocks, the disbursement of sums for drugs and equipment not received and the insufficiency of maintenance services not carried out, in two oversight and verification tasks involving a ministerial sector and a pub…
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The General Inspectorate of the State has detected irregularities in the management of medicines and medical equipment in the health sector, including the acquisition of medicines with near-term validity, poor storage and management of stocks, the disbursement of sums for drugs and equipment not received and the insufficiency of maintenance services not carried out, in two oversight and verification tasks involving a ministerial sector and a pub…

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saharamedias.net broke the news on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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