Papua New Guinea’s medicine crisis has been blamed on five major failures within the national supply chain, with Health Minister Dr Billy Joseph admitting that drugs have disappeared before reaching patients, hospitals have faced empty shelves, and the system has been weakened by poor procurement, expired medicines and quality concerns.
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