Police officers, working with the Food and Drugs Authority FDA, have confiscated fake medicines in Koforidua.
The value of these counterfeit products is estimated at GHS 100,000.
The operation was specifically aimed at uncovering and stopping unlicensed distributors who sell harmful fake drugs to the public.
This action is part of ongoing efforts to safeguard the health and well-being of citizens by removing dangerous fake medicines from circulation.
Authorities are continuing their work to ensure that only safe and approved medicines are available to the public.
The FDA plays a crucial role in monitoring and controlling the quality of food and drugs on the Ghanaian market.