ORS Sale Denied: FSSAI Counters Hyderabad Doctor's Claims
The FSSAI has refuted allegations made by a Hyderabad doctor, Dr. Santosh, regarding the disposal of ORS, stating that they comply with WHO standards.
MISREPRESENTATION OF FACTS: FSSAI has NOT permitted or consented to the sale/disposal of ORSL.
The doctor's criticism of alleged misconduct has gained traction on social media, sparking debates on healthcare practices in India.
- The FSSAI asserts compliance with WHO standards for ORS.
- A call to action has been made to allow WHO ORS in the market with immediate effect.
- The issue has been framed as a case of "(ORSL + FSSAI) vs People of India".
Autor's summary: FSSAI denies ORS sale claims.
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