100 Remdesivir vials seized from bus, two doctors among three booked
The Hindu
The injections were being transported from Hyderabad to Guntur: police
In yet another case of black marketing of Remdesivir, the Chillakallu police have booked two doctors and a hospital employee, and seized 100 vials that are being illegally transported from Telangana to Andhra Pradesh. The accused have been identified as Dr. Garikapati Subba Rao, his daughter Bhavya, a gynaecologist, and Muttavarapu Ajay Kumar, a hospital employee.
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