WHO rejects false reporting regarding counterfeit medications to Iraq

19 March 2017 | GENEVA - WHO rejects erroneous and fabricated reports published on Friday 17 March 2017 in some online media claiming that a spokesperson from the organization made a statement regarding "counterfeit medication donated to Iraq."

WHO asks all media to verify correctness of their information before publishing and check WHO website.

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Tarik Jasarević WHO Department of Communications Mobile: +41 79 367 6214 Office : +41 22 791 5009 Email: jasarevict@who.int

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WHO rejects false reporting regarding counterfeit medications to Iraq

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