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Pharmacy associations to skip strike, major medicine disruption unlikely
A planned nationwide pharmacy strike on May 20 is unlikely to occur. Many retail pharmacy associations have withdrawn support. This follows assurances from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation that concerns about e-pharmacies are under review. Public interest and patient welfare are cited as reasons for declining the strike. Medicine availability is expected to remain uninterrupted.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Pharmacy associations to skip strike, major medicine disruption unlikely
A planned nationwide pharmacy strike on May 20 is unlikely to occur. Many retail pharmacy associations have withdrawn support. This follows assurances from the Central Drugs…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Pharmacy shops to remain open despite AIOCD's nationwide strike call against e-pharmacies
Pharmacy shops will remain open on May 20, despite AIOCD's strike against e-pharmacies, ensuring patient access to essential medicines.
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thehindu.com
Heavy discounts, old prescriptions and 10-minute deliveries: Why thousands of pharmacies in Telangana are shutting down on May 20
Thousands of Telangana pharmacies plan a May 20 shutdown protesting unfair competition from e-pharmacies and delivery apps.
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One-day nationwide chemists' strike begins on mixed note
AIOCD's nationwide strike against online pharmacies starts with mixed support, protesting GSR notifications impacting traditional chemists.
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hindustantimes.com
Nationwide chemists' strike against online pharmacies begins with mixed response
The All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists initiated a one-day strike protesting online pharmacies, claiming total support from its members. | India News
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Pharmacy strike shuts thousands of medical stores in Hyderabad on May 20, leaves patients searching for medicines
A nationwide pharmacy strike leads to closure of medical shops in Hyderabad forcing patients to hunt for medicines as thousands of stores remain closed.