Key Takeaways
- Pharmacists in Islamabad required to disclose all past professional engagements.
- Strict legal action to be taken for false declarations or concealment.
- PS&DC department of ICT directs pharmacists to comply with new rules.
The Pharmacy Services and Drug Control (PS&DC) department of Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) has issued a directive requiring pharmacists and other qualified individuals applying for drug sale licences to disclose their existing and previous professional engagements across Pakistan.
This move is aimed at ensuring transparency and accountability in the pharmaceutical sector, according to the department.
The PS&DC department has warned that strict legal action will be taken against those who submit false declarations or conceal any information, highlighting the seriousness of the new regulations.
The directive covers all pharmacists and qualified persons applying for drug sale licences, ensuring that no one is exempt from the new requirements.
The PS&DC department emphasized the importance of full disclosure to maintain the integrity of the pharmaceutical supply chain and protect public health.
Pharmacists and other qualified individuals are advised to comply with the new regulations to avoid potential legal consequences.
The department has not provided a timeline for the implementation of these new checks, but has assured that the process will be thorough and comprehensive.
The move is part of a broader initiative to enhance the regulatory framework for the pharmaceutical sector in Islamabad, ensuring that all pharmacists are fully accountable for their professional history.
