Over 60 Pharmacies and Clinics Fined for Selling Free Medicines in Kazakhstan
Summary
Digital labeling technology detected illegal attempts to sell more than 26,000 packages of free state-supplied drugs.
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More than 60 pharmacies and healthcare organizations in Kazakhstan have been fined after a digital labeling and tracking system detected illegal sales of government-funded free medicines.
According to official data, attempts were made to sell more than 26,000 packs of free pharmaceuticals through commercial pharmacy networks. Following the digital trace, regulatory specialists conducted inspections across 106 medical facilities and retail pharmacies.
The deployment of digital tracking in Kazakhstan's pharmaceutical market aims to enhance supply chain transparency and prevent state-subsidized medical supplies from entering illicit retail distribution.
Source: Егемен Қазақстан
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