If you have also received a message on any social media regarding Remdesivir injection effective in the treatment of Corona, then this news is for you. In this post, it has been claimed that Remdesivir Injection is being sold for more than Rs 4000 at medical stores, whereas you can buy it from Prime Minister Jan Aushadhi Kendra for just Rs 899.
But do you know what is the truth of this viral post? If you have received this message, do not forget and believe it because it is completely untrue and the injection of Remdesivir cannot be purchased from the Prime Minister’s Jan Aushadhi Kendra.
What is written in viral message?
If someone needs Remdesivir injection, then it can be purchased for only 899 rupees instead of the 4000 rupees charged by the medical store.
You can buy it directly from the Prime Minister’s Bharatiya Jan Aushadhi Center. Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Center is in almost all cities of India.
These documents will be needed
1) Aadhaar card of the patient
2) Covid positive report
3) Original Doctor Prescription
4) Aadhaar card of a person taking medicine
To help others, please send it to all groups.
http://janaushadhi.gov.in/StoreDetails.aspx
What is the truth of this viral message
Let us tell you that according to the information given on the official website of the Prime Minister Jan Aushadhi Kendra, Remdesivir Injection is not sold through the website. Remdicivir injection is not named in all the products sold in the drug center and also in their rate list. However, if we talk about the other claim being made in this viral message, it is true that Remdicivir Injection is being sold at a higher price at medical stores. According to a news published on India TV’s website on April 12, 2021, this injection was being sold for Rs 18 thousand by a medical store in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. After this the administration sealed this shop. Many more such cases have come to the fore where fake injections were being sold in the name of Remdisvir.
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