SynopsisKarnataka is set to enhance regulations on online medicine sales following alarming violations of safety norms. Recent warehouse inspections revealed expired and mislabelled products. Minister UT Khader plans to address enforcement challenges with union ministers and is considering a national symposium to gather recommendations from key stakeholders. The emphasis is on bolstering consumer protection and tightening enforcement measures for safer online transactions.Karnataka plans to push for stronger regulation of online medicine sales following alleged violations of food and drug safety norms at ecommerce warehouses, health and family welfare minister UT Khader said on Tuesday.Speaking to ET, Khader said the state government had found several instances of ecommerce platforms allegedly violating provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, and the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, during surpriseNow Playing