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Drap advises hospitals to procure prescription drugs only from authorized dealers

Customers buy medicine at a medical supply store in Karachi on February 9, 2023. — Reuters DRAP CEO urges healthcare facilities to adhere to guidelines. The NOC can be received within 24 to 48 hours, says Asim Rauf. The advisory comes amid a flurry of counterfeit cancer drugs. ISLAMABAD: In a move aimed at ensuring increased patient safety, the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) has advised healthcare facilities across the country to procure only registered therapeutic products from authorized distributors and authorized sellers, The News reported on Sunday. The advisory issued by DRAP’s Quality Assurance Department comes amid reports

July 23, 2024

News Desk

Karachi’s 58 restaurants were authorized to collect almost double service tax

Representative image of a diner making a POS payment in a restaurant. — Unscrew The SRB says a limited number of restaurants are allowed to collect a higher tax. He says only 1,700 restaurants are registered with the Sindh tax authority. Developmental part of the SRB’s new operating tariff for the tax year 2024-25. KARACHI: The Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) has allowed 58 restaurants and hotels in Karachi to collect 15% service tax instead of the earlier 8% on digital payments, denying taxpayers a facility introduced earlier to promote documentation of the economy. Initially, in the Sindh Budget for the

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