A brand of cough syrup has been recalled from the UAE market, for not complying with product specifications.
‘Sedofan’ has been taken off the shelves and healthcare practitioners have been ordered not to prescribe it.
The Ministry of Health and Prevention has also asked pharmacies and hospitals to return their stock to the supplier.
The product is manufactured by Ras Al Khaimah-based Julphar Gulf Pharmaceuticals.
Abu Dhabi shuts four health facilities over sick leave scam
Abu Dhabi’s Department of Health has shut down four healthcare facilities for issuing false sick leave certificates in exchange for money.
Dubai Police recover stolen supplies before owner notices theft
Dubai’s Al Raffa Police Station has returned AED 123,000 worth of stolen medical supplies to a shop owner, who had no idea the items were even missing.
New regulation boosts Abu Dhabi’s response to environmental emergencies
Abu Dhabi is taking stronger action to protect the environment by introducing a regulation focused on environmental emergency preparedness and response.
14 new housing projects and loans approved for Abu Dhabi citizens
Abu Dhabi has approved 14 integrated housing projects, worth AED 82.7 billion, in the capital for Emirati citizens.
Dubai approves key policy reforms to enhance quality of life
A series of major policy reforms have been approved in Dubai, aimed at improving quality of life in line with the Dubai Social Agenda 33 and the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.
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