Health
Halkitis: We Expect Pharmacies To Follow The Law
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Economic Affairs Minister Michael Halkitis says he expects The pharmaceutical industry to follow the law.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Economic Affairs Minister Michael Halkitis says he expects The pharmaceutical industry to follow the law.
Several pharmacies announced the closure of their doors last night in an attempt to avoid fines.
Halkits says the government has received a letter from the pharmaceutical industry and is in the process of analyzing it to send a response.
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