The case against the pharmacist reportedly began after the HMO began to notice that in one of the active pharmacies in Israel, one of the pharmacists was not following Health Ministry procedures.
Senior Health Ministry officials said that after the suspicions arose, HMO employees began looking into the pharmacist’s work habits and following his actions, according to N12.
Once it was discovered that the pharmacist had been emptying capsules and replacing their contents, the HMO decided to report the pharmacist to the Health Ministry.
In the coming days, the ministry is expected to contact the police in order to evaluate the scope of the affair.
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