Rwanda’s government was right to act fast. After reports of about 50 deaths and hundreds hospitalized from adulterated alcohol, the overnight ban sent a clear message: public health comes first. But speed cannot be a substitute for strategy. If we are serious about saving lives, the ban must be the beginning of a plan, not
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