Pharmacists call for action on attacks

Pharmacists have called on the Health Service Executive to ensure that 6,000 opiate users in Ireland are put on their recovery programme.

Pharmacists call for action on attacks
Sat, 10 Jun, 2006 - 16:21

Pharmacists have called on the Health Service Executive to ensure that 6,000 opiate users in Ireland are put on their recovery programme.

The Irish Pharmaceutical Union says this is necessary to stem the increasing number of attacks on pharmacies in Ireland as a result of a garda crackdown on black-market prescription drugs.

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