China caught pushing fake 'Made in India' drugs into Africa.

The article reports on the fake drugs advertised by China in African countries. It is noted that the drugs are being labeled as Made in India which resulted strong protest with the Chinese mission in Nigeria and foreign trade ministry in China. It stresses that a press release was issued by the Nati...

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Publicado en:Tibetan Review: The Monthly Magazine on all Aspects of Tibet Vol. 44; no. 7; p. 25
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Publicado: Tibetan Review Jul2009
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