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Blockade hits Iran health
Iran’s Food and Drug Administration seized a counterfeit medication valued at 150 million toman after discovering that its contents had been emptied and replaced with distilled water. The medication sells for around 90 million toman through official channels, compared with 500–600 million on the open market. Officials warned against buying medicines online or from unlicensed sources. Iran is meanwhile facing worsening medicine shortages due to supply disruptions and restrictions affecting transport, insurance, financial transfers and ports—factors that raise import costs and make some medicines harder to obtain.
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