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The Pharmacy Act, Cap.372D

The Pharmacy Act, Cap. 372D requires that no person shall operate a pharmacy on any premises unless the premises have been registered for the purpose of operating a pharmacy. Registration of such premises may be obtained by presenting to the Registrar of the Corporate Affairs and Intellectual Property Office, a certificate obtained from the Ministry of Health certifying that the premises have passed an inspection. Upon the payment of the prescribed fee to the Registrar, a certificate is issued in respect of the premises.


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