The National Movement for Correction and Construction called on the competent authorities to quickly investigate the entities and persons who grant permits and licenses for the entry of spoiled medicines into Aden markets, at the forefront of which is the Supreme Pharmaceutical Authority.

The Correction Movement said in a press release that the continued process of entry of spoiled, unrefrigerated medicines into Aden markets is a major corruption crime that puts people’s lives at risk, and goes beyond all laws and customs.

At the end of last year, the Correction Movement had sent a report to the Public Prosecutor regarding spoiled medicines that were being brought into Aden markets illegally, based on numerous documents and evidence that it had obtained. At that time, the Public Prosecution took action and went to the port of Aden, but the authorities The woman involved has resumed her activity due to failure to punish her and take strict measures against her.

Thanks for the efforts of the Attorney General and his recent directives to thwart a shipment of spoiled medicines that were planned to be illegally introduced into the market. He also thanks Judge Wadah Badhib, Head of Appeal for the South Aden Prosecution, who took charge of thwarting the plan to introduce a shipment of spoiled medicines into Aden markets, under the directives of the Attorney General, Judge Qaher Mustafa.