On June 4, the Department of Health of Binh Dinh province informed medical examination, treatment and drug trading establishments in the province about 7 batches of fake drugs and drugs of unknown origin, according to the announcement of the Department of Drug Administration (Ministry of Health).
7 batches of fake drugs, drugs of unknown origin (no registration information or import license; information on drug manufacturing facilities, drug import facilities), including:
DIAMICRON® MR 60mg (Gliklazid), batch number: 23F603, expiration date: 4.2026; Oseltamivir, batch number M1164B01, manufactured: 3.2021, expiration date: 3.2023; Crestor 20mg (Rosuvastatin), batch number: A23237030, expiration date: 4.2026; Janumet 50/1000mg (Sitagliptin/ met metuvastom), batch number: 24497505A, expiration date: 7.2026; Plavix (Klopidogrel), batch number: ELB04027, expiration date: 5.2027; NEXIUM® 40mg Enterikly Pellet tablets (Esperatevn), batch number: 23H420, expiration date: 9.2027; Crestor 10mg (Rovastos), batch number: A244,244, expiration date: 7.24.2027.
To ensure the safety of users, the Department of Health of Binh Dinh province requires drug businesses and users not to trade or use products related to the 7 batches of counterfeit drugs and drugs of unknown origin mentioned above; immediately notify the department if detected in a timely manner.
The Inspectorate of the Department of Health, the Health Departments of districts, towns, cities and functional agencies must strengthen inspection and examination of drug businesses in the area, promptly handle violations according to regulations.
