India's big move amid Corona crisis, ban lifted on export of Hydroxychloroquine medicine

The Government of India has taken a major step towards the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine, which is considered effective for coronavirus patients. India has partially lifted the ban on the export of the anti-malarial drug Hydroxychloroquine. India said that only after calculating the domestic requirements, a decision will be taken to supply Hydroxychloroquine medicine on the demand of the countries affected by the coronavirus epidemic. That is, it has not been decided yet which country will be supplied how much. This information was given by the people associated with this case. Let us tell you that US President Trump has called PM Modi and requested for the supply of Hydroxychloroquine medicine.

On the condition of anonymity, an official said that the ban on the export of Hydroxychloroquine drug has been partially lifted, but the export of paracetamol will be banned. He further said that the demand made by the countries will be approved only on the basis of meeting domestic requirements and availability of hydroxychloroquine. He said that on the basis of humanitarianism related to the Covid-19 epidemic, the Department of Pharmaceuticals and the Ministry of External Affairs would decide on the export and allocation of such medicine.