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Drugs missing from SAT

Staff Reporter

Superintendent orders inquiry

Thiruvananthapuram: Expensive drugs worth thousands of rupees have been reported missing from the paying counter of SAT Hospital.

The authorities at the hospital have called for a detailed stock verification.

The drugs were reported missing on November 26, following which SAT Superintendent K. Rajmohan called for a preliminary inquiry.

Dr. Rajmohan said that five vials of `Hepa B', immunoglobulin injections for treating Hepatitis B costing Rs. 14,000, have been confirmed as missing.

A detailed inquiry has been called for to ascertain the actual loss, he said.

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