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India allows limited exports of hydroxychloroquine used in treatment of covid-19
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NEW DELHI: India on Tuesday said it has placed two drugs hydroxychloroquine--an anti malarial found suitable for the treatment of covid-19--and paracetamol, an anti-pyretic, under the licensed category for exports while freeing up 14 other drugs for export completely.
Exports of all 16 drugs were banned by the Indian government last month following the spread of covid-19. There has been a steady increase in the number of covid-19 cases in the country, with over 4,500 people infected so far and 122 deaths.
Over 360 people have also recovered so far. The move opens up the doors for India to export medicines, some required for the treatment of covid-19, to its close neighbours and strategic partners like the US. “With regard to paracetamol
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