According to the message posted about the issueParacetamol contains macchupo virus. The Anti-Fake News Center has conducted a fact-check with the Food and Drug Administration. Ministry of Public Health It was found that such issues is false information
In the case of a message warning to be careful of using a new paracetamol drug called p/500 that has a white pellet appearance. Shiny glossy coating And the doctor recommended that The drug contains a virus called Macchupo, which is one of the deadliest viruses in the world. Through the Food and Drug Administration Ministry of Public Health Has checked the information and clarified that The medicines being shared are foreign-made medicines. which is not registered and definitely put on sale in Thailand Including Macchupo virus It is an infection that cannot grow in dry places. The possibility of such contamination in paracetamol is very low.
For consumers in Thailand Please be sure that Can you take paracetamol? (Paracetamol) as usual because drug production in Thailand must use criteria and methods according to GMP standards to control quality and standards, and there is also supervision before going to market. and after entering the market, if any drug is found to be contaminated with dangerous substances If it is not safe to use, the FDA will recall the drug. and notify consumers quickly
Therefore, people are requested not to believe such information. and ask for cooperation not to send or share such information on various social media channels so that the public can receive news and information from the Food and Drug Administration. Ministry of Public Health correctly You can follow the information on the website. www.fda.moph.go.th or call 02-590-7000
The conclusion of the matter is: The paracetamol that was shared was a foreign-made drug. not registered and sold in Thailand Moreover, Macchupo virus is an infection that cannot grow in dry places.
2023-10-01 09:30:10
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