Major Changes in Drug Distribution System: Private Sector to Play Key Role in Amilla Clinics

The government has introduced significant changes to the drug distribution system, allowing private sector entities such as Amilla clinics to provide these services. This decision was announced by Health Minister Ali Ihsan, who emphasized that the move aims to modernize the drug distribution network. Minister Ihsan highlighted that despite the availability of funds, many citizens still face challenges accessing high-quality 'colite' drugs. The government’s current infrastructure will ensure that public services remain unaffected while private players are integrated into the system. Additionally, the National Drug Agency (NDA) will undergo further upgrades, including land allocations and green initiatives, to enhance its operations. The government is also focusing on providing comprehensive rehabilitation for individuals affected by drug abuse, ensuring they can reintegrate into society. Strict legal measures will be enforced against drug traffickers and those involved in drug-related issues.