Parliamentary Committee meets with pharma representatives over high consumer prices
Work on high consumer price regulation remains ongoing. A dedicated commission in Parliament convened today, bringing together representatives from pharmacy chains and local pharmaceutical manufacturers.
The discussion, which lasted approximately three hours, saw the participation of seven companies. Throughout the session, Members of Parliament voiced particular concern and criticism towards two leading local producers, GM Pharma and Aversi Rational.
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According to the agency, strong winds are also possible, while high-mountainous regions may face fog, blizzards, and avalanche danger.
“Due to blizzards, reduced visibility, and avalanche risks, traffic may be restricted on certain sections of roads,” the agency stated.
In addition, heavy precipitation may lead to a significant rise in water levels in rivers across Georgia, as well as trigger landslides and mudflows in hilly and mountainous areas. The overall hazard level is assessed as medium.
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