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MoPH Traditional Medicine Monitoring Team Seizes Substandard Herbal Medicines in Kabul Following Quality Inspections

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Sun, Jan 18 2026 1:40 PM
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The Department of Traditional Medicine’s monitoring team, under the Deputy Minister Office for Food and Drugs Quality Control, collected 41 questionable traditional medicines during inspections of shops and herbal stores in Kabul.

The medicines were sent to the Food, Drug, and Health Products Quality Control Laboratory for quality testing, and after evaluation, 14 of them were found to be substandard.

Cap rheumagen

* Cap hub E auja

* Cap pain X plus

* Cap dona

* Cap paindot

* Cap pain stop

* Tab hub E rehmani khas

* Cap painless

* Cap arnox

* Cap arthovina

* Cap suranjan plus

* Cap tazgi

* Powder for Gastric Relief

* Shandar Herbal Capsules

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