Two held in Haryana for illegal sale of Remdesivir injections
The Hindu
The men were trying to sell vials of the drug at ₹20,000 in Panipat
The Haryana Police on Thursday arrested two persons from Panipat for allegedly black-marketing Remdesivir injections, considered a life-saving drug in in treatment of COVID-19. The police said three injections also recovered from the accused. According to an official statement the accused were identified as Imran and Manoj, both residents of Panipat district. Accused Imran was posted as area manager at a medical laboratory, while Manoj runs a medical store in a hospital. “The accused were trying to sell one vial of Remdesivir for ₹20,000. Initial probe revealed that they had so far sold 12 injections at various places,” added the statement.
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