Khartoum — The former head of the Private Pharmacies Association, Dr Nasri Morgos, has reported a scarcity of medicines in Sudan. The ongoing shortage of foreign currency in the country means that especially life-saving chronic medicines and permanent eye drops are running short.
For the few medicines still available, Dr Morgos predicted further prices rises of about 400 per cent and predicted "a disaster" in the near future.
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