The Health Ministry has introduced a new regulation requiring medicine suppliers to report shortages from July 1, aiming to ensure stability in supply amid global uncertainties.
Policy Strengthens Preparedness Against Supply Chain Disruptions
Officials highlighted that geopolitical risks, particularly in West Asia, could impact pharmaceutical supply chains. The rule seeks to improve transparency and early response.
Healthcare analysts say proactive reporting can help prevent critical shortages and protect patient care. The move reflects a broader effort to strengthen resilience in the healthcare system.
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