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Iraq's Health Ministry announces inquiry into medicine-supply shortages

Iraq's Health Ministry says the health minister ordered investigations into reported medicine shortages despite stock being available in government warehouses, Shafaq reports. The inquiry is intended to establish responsibility and propose remedies. The report does not establish the extent of shortages, patient harm or completed corrective action.

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سەرچاوە بڵاوی کردەوە: ٢٣ ئەیلوول ٢٠٢٦ ٠٧:٣٧ UTC

پەلەداری: چاودێری · بەڵگە: بانگەشەی پاڵدراو بە سەرچاوە

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The Health Ministry is the claimant; Shafaq reports its account, not an independent stock audit. No independent corroboration or material contrary account was established. Causes, responsibility, scope and patient impact remain unresolved. This is an inquiry announcement, not a finding of wrongdoing or an urgent treatment advisory. Time is the article's explicit UTC publication timestamp, not the inspection time.

دوا پشکنینی بەڵگە: ٢٣ ئەیلوول ٢٠٢٦ ٠٨:٠٧ UTC.

٢٣ ئەیلوول ٢٠٢٦ ٠٨:٠٧ UTC — First published with attributed claims, publication-time dating and representative country-level mapping.

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