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No aspirin, brufen sale without prescription in Delhi
New Delhi, Aug 11
The Delhi government on
Tuesday decided to ban the sale of all blood-thinning pills like aspirin
and brufen without prescription in the national capital.
"In the
cabinet meeting today (Tuesday), the government decided to ban the sale
of all blood-thinning medicines like aspirin, brufen from today
(Tuesday) itself," Health Minister Satyendra Jain said.
He said the decision was taken to control the use of such pills in the wake of rising dengue cases in the capital.
"It
has been observed that people consume medicines without consulting
doctors, thereby increasing the chances of bleeding in dengue cases," he
said.
"Stern action will be taken against those found violating the order."
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