Gazetted: Elias Juanas & Roberto Mamblona of Elias Pharmacy

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Two senior pharmacists at Elias Pharmacy have had their newly-imposed conditions published in the Government Gazette of Friday 21 May 2014, listing the actions taken by the Ministry of Health to ban both pharmacists from being in charge of their pharmacy, while stripping them of their drug licence. This action was taken after the Pharmacy Services Unit began probing Elias Pharmacy’s association with Sam Cohen of IHRB. The investigation is likely to lead to a whole range of allegations and findings. Until the Health Care Complaints Commission concludes its investigations into serious allegations of misconduct and unprofessional behavior, both men have been prohibited from supplying or having possession of, or manufacturing any preparation, admixture or extract of a drug of addiction as authorised by Clauses 101 (1) and 102 of the Regulation. The order took effect on 30 April 2014.

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Interesting to note the address. This is a very old address of the old location of Elias Pharmacy. I wonder why this has not been updated. An oversight? Laziness? Or something more calculated? I'll find out soon enough.

Interesting to note the address. 2/9 Kenyon Street is a very old address of the old location of Elias Pharmacy. I wonder why this has not been updated. An oversight? Laziness? Or something more calculated? I’ll find out soon enough.

This is the old building at Kenyon Street.

This is the old building at 2/9 Kenyon Street, Fairfield where Elias Pharmacy was first located.

Later, the sun-shade was promoting the new address around the corner.

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