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Pharmaceutical companies will be able to diversify medicine stockpiles in the face of ongoing enemy strikes on warehouses and logistics.
The government has simplified the rules for storing medicinal products during martial law.
This was reported by Ukraine's Prime Minister Serhiy Korenko.
Now pharmaceutical companies will be able to attract additional storage facilities for storing medicines.
"This decision is necessary due to ongoing Russian strikes on warehouses and logistics facilities. Companies will be able to diversify medicine stocks and be more flexible in terms of logistics," the prime minister noted.
According to him, the decision will help ensure uninterrupted medicine supplies to pharmacies and their availability for Ukrainians.
In Ukraine, a large-scale scheme for selling medicines to the Armed Forces at inflated prices was exposed. Losses amount to over 80 million UAH.
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