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New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate ED has again summoned Congress leader Sonia Gandhi on July 25 after questioning her for three hours in connection with the National Herald case on Thursday. After the first round of interrogation, the Congress interim president left for lunch break with her daughter Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, when the ED sent her fresh summons calling her again. Earlier in the day, Sonia reached the ED headquarters at around 12.10 p.m and was questioned by a team of additional director Monika Sharma. Also ReadCongress workers across India protest ED questioning Sonia Gandhi Rahul Gandhi and Priyan
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LINCOLN, Maine 鈥?Nearly a dozen northern Maine Rite Aid pharmacies and several independent drug stores are halting nonprescription sales of certain nasal dec
owala ongestants that contain pseudoephedrine in an effort to stop the illegal production of the street drug methamphetamine, according to pharmacy officials and the health advocacy group that requested the action. In the coming days, we are proactively removing non-tamper-resistant, single-ingredient pseudoephedrine products from select Rite Aid stores in northern Maine, spokeswoman Kristin Kellum
polene bag of the Camp Hill, Pennsylvania-based retailer, said Tuesday.Tamper-resistant formulations of pseudoephedrine, such as Nexafed, are designed to block pseudoephedrine from being made into meth and will remain on the shelves. As a member of the community and a leading drugstore chain
brumate cooler in the state, Rite Aid remains committed to taking appropriate action to help address the methamphetamine problem in northern Maine, while ensuring that we continue to serve patients with legitimate medical needs, Kellum said.The products are being pulled from 11 Rite Aid stores in northern Maine, Rite Aid spokeswoman Ashley Flowers said Thursday, declining to provide the locations or the product brand names. Rite Aid has around 4,700 locations nationwide and more than 60 stores in Maine. No Bangor stores are included, she said in an email.While there will be no behind-the-counter pseudoephedrine at the 11 northern Maine locations, if someone has a presc