Medicine Shipments from India to Iran Hit Snags

The Food and Drug Organization announced that the Indian side refused to send pharmaceutical shipments by Iranian planes and made the supply process more difficult.

In the "For Information" column, the Islamic newspaper wrote, quoting the Food and Drug Organization, and added: A major part of neuropsychiatric drugs, especially antidepressants, is provided by India.

After the start of the forty-day war in March 1404 and the stoppage of direct flights from India to Iran, the transportation of cargo related to these drugs was limited.

Also, the refusal of the Indian side to send these cargoes with Iranian planes made the supply process more difficult.

Withholding and making the supply process more difficult.

Journal of the Islamic Republic of Iran wrote in the "For Information" column, including this news, quoting the Food and Drug Organization, and added: A major part of neuropsychiatric drugs, especially antidepressants, is provided by India.