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Coronavirus: Telangana’s AYUSH Dept distributes homeopathy medicine, despite WHO’s health advisory

Officials even claim to distribute these homeopathic medicines in all dispensaries across the state as well.

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Hyderabad: The outbreak of Coronavirus has brought over 30 cases of Coronavirus identified by the Indian government and two positive cases reported in Telangana, hundreds of people were seen visiting the Hyderabad’s Marri Chenna Reddy Human Resources Department Institute (MCRHRDI) in Jubilee Hills to get a homeopathic ‘preventive medication’. All the people arrived to take ‘prophylactic medicine for coronavirus illness’ from the stall set up by the AYUSH department.

Earlier, the Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, Sowa Rigpa and Homoeopathy department had claimed that ‘Arsenic Alb 30 P’ is a medicine that has the capacity to prevent the deadly virus. According to a report, published in The News Minute, the government stall advised dosage of six pills daily, half an hour before and after each meal of the day. While for the infants below 1-year-old, the AYUSH stall advised three pills along with breast milk.

State officials have also claimed that they have begun distributing the medicine after AYUSH prescribed it, it also stated that 11,500 doses had been distributed to over 3,500 members on Tuesday itself. Officials even claim to distribute these homeopathic medicines in all dispensaries across the state as well.

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The global health body states that “no specific medicine (has been) recommended to prevent and treat the new coronavirus (2019-nCOV).”

WHO has clearly refused the AYUSH department’s claims that homeopathy can cure coronavirus. It had maintained that there is no medicine or vaccination available to treat the Coronavirus infection. The WHO health advisory clearly mentions that those affected by the infection should undergo treatment.

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