Liberalization put on stand-by; The Ministry of Health strictly regulates the authorization of pharmacies

*The Ministry of Health wants to introduce strict criteria for authorizing the establishment of new pharmacies, in order to increase the number of pharmacies in rural areas *Patients' representatives claim that the measure is good, but it does not solve the problems in the system *Laszlo Attila, senator: "In the absence of liberalization , I don't see how the future government ordinance will solve the situation of pharmacies, which are already having a very hard time" *Florin Buicu, deputy: "If the number of pharmacies increases and they have lower sales than now, there is a risk of closure and the number of closed ones will be much higher than the current 20%"

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