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Letters to the Editor April 30, 2021
April 30, 2021 00:02 IST
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April 30, 2021 00:02 IST
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Looming threat
I write this letter as the former Director of Research and Health, Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University. There is certainly a very important medical emergency, namely Antimicrobial Resistance(AMR), waiting to strike across the world (OpEd page, “Antimicrobial resistance: the silent threat”, April 29). It is indeed apt to call it a slow tsunami that threatens to undo the medical progress achieved over a century. Though such warnings and threats have been in print for quite a while, nothing tangible appears to have been done by regulatory authorities. Unlike in the developed world, an antibiotic audit is followed with least regard in the developing world which includes India. Antibiotics are available freely over the counter in pharmacies. It is common sight to find local pharmacies selling a single dose of antibiotics given
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COIMBATORE: Tirupur MP K Subbarayan on Friday sought the immediate intervention of the central government to control the rising price of yarn as many textile units are on the verge of shutting down.
Speaking to reporters in Tirupur, the MP said the textile units, which were badly affected during the lockdown, have just recovered. “At a time when they are returning to normalcy, the abnormal price rise of yarn has been affecting them at large,” he said.
The MP said he wrote to Union textile minister Smriti Irani in March in this regard. Subbarayan said he had not received any reply from the minister nor from her ministry. He said he was ready to meet the minister in person to discuss the issue.