Mojokerto Sidak Mayor To The Prohibited Child Cek Sirop Pharmacy, The Result?

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JAKARTA - Mayor of Mojokerto Ika Puspitasari conducted a surprise inspection of Kimia Farma Pharmacy in the local city. Ika wants to know whether these pharmacies still sell sirop drugs for children which are prohibited by the Ministry of Health. "Based on the Circular Letter of the Ministry of Health dated October 18, 2022, which mandates that all health workers are not recommended to provide prescriptions to children in the form of sirops. Also for all pharmacies and drug stores, they are advised not to sell drugs in the form of sirops," said the woman who is familiarly called Ning Ita, in Mojokerto, Friday, October 21.

Kimia Farma pharmacy has withdrawn all drugs in the form of various brands after the instruction from the Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) regarding the termination of circulation. Circop drug circulation, especially for children, was temporarily suspended until further notice. His party also ensures that all pharmacies in Mojokerto City no longer sell cirrop-form drugs. According to him, in addition to sirop drugs, it can also be replaced in the form of puyers. So, when doctors make prescription drugs for children to replace other substitute drug cirrop drugs. His party appealed to the people of Mojokerto City not to provide sirop drugs for their children and suggested that parents should check first with doctors when their children are sick. "It would be better if checking their children to health workers who already exist in Health Facyankes that have been provided by the government or clinics that have become family subscriptions," said Ika as quoted from Antara.Apokeker Kimia Farma Mojoker City Mojokerto, Adi Supriyadi said, a circhop drug had been withdrawn from Kimia Farma Apok's store since Thursday (20/10). The government through the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia has brought in 200 vials of the drug Fomepizole injection into Indonesia to restore the health of 69 AKI patients. "The drugs are indeed not available in Indonesia. Yesterday they were imported from Singapore," said Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin in a press conference agenda related to AKI which was attended in the network in Jakarta, Friday. Budi said, AKI, which originally had the status as a mysterious disease, had been successfully revealed. the cause by the government together based on the results of an investigation of pathogens that became a warranty investigation called Etilen glykol, Diel Glikol (DEG) and ethilen glycol butil ether (EGBE).