Uzbekistan Clamps Down on Pharmaceutical Imports
News | 05 December 2012
Pharmaceuticals are in such short supply in Uzbekistan that many people resort to purchasing medicines abroad for themselves or relatives. However, they fall foul of customs searches intended to stop unlicensed drugs coming in for commercial sale.
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