Pakistan lifts ban on export of drugs considered effective against the Corona virus.

Pakistan lifts ban on export of drugs considered effective against the Corona virus. Government prepares to export full stock of 'Resuscitation and HCQ Duos' medicines to US, before existing stock was exported to China.

Islamabad Pakistan has lifted the ban on export of drugs considered effective against the Corona virus, after which the government has decided to export a full stock of 'resuscitation and HCQ two medicines' to the US. Pakistan has lifted the ban on the export of drugs considered effective against the Corona virus, the Daily Pakistan reported.

According to the report, before this large stock of the drug was exported to China in February 2000, it was banned. Will be exported to the United States. This could lead to shortage of medication for coronary patients in Pakistan.

It may be noted that the number of people infected with Corona virus has so far exceeded 4300 in Pakistan while 63 people have been killed or killed. While the number of cases is increasing, the health of patients with corona virus continues. So far, more than 500 people in Pakistan have recovered from the Corona virus.

The well-being of patients in Pakistan is growing much faster than other countries. The Pakistani government is doing everything possible to prevent further spread of the Corona virus. On the other hand, experts warn that the next destination of the Karuna virus in Pakistan is rural areas. Experts have said that there is a lack of effective infrastructure in the countryside, which has increased the risk of cropping in the countryside. Experts say that the urban areas are being affected by the Corona virus but now its destination is rural areas and a large number of cases of Corona can be exposed in the countryside.