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The investigation carried out by the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office is that the expired cancer drug was repackaged with a new box and prospectus and sold domestically and abroad, pretending that it was not expired. The first operation was carried out by Istanbul Police Department's Financial Crimes Fighting Branch Directorate against 24 suspects and 5 workplaces in 11 provinces on November 2. As a result of the studies, 15 suspects and 3 more workplaces were identified.
According to the statement made by the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, an investigation is being carried out regarding the sale of expired cancer drugs at home and abroad by packaging them in new boxes and prospectuses and making them appear as if they have not expired.
Within the scope of the investigation, the digital materials seized after the first operation carried out against 24 suspects and 5 workplaces in 11 provinces on November 2, as a result of the work carried out by the Financial Crimes Department of the Istanbul Police Department, and the MASAK report were examined.
As a result of the studies, 15 suspects and 3 more workplaces, considered to be linked to the criminal organization, were identified.
Detention, search and seizure orders were issued for the purpose of capturing 15 suspects and seizing criminal evidence for 18 residences and 3 workplaces in Istanbul, Antalya and Kayseri. A simultaneous operation was organized by the police forces to capture the suspects.
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The detained suspects may be prosecuted and their workplaces may be closed or fined.
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Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office is conducting an investigation into the fact that the expired cancer drug was repackaged with new boxes and prospectuses and sold as if it had not expired. After the first operation against 24 suspects and 5 workplaces in 11 provinces on November 2, 15 more suspects and 3 workplaces were identified. Detention, search and seizure orders were issued for 18 residences and 3 workplaces in Istanbul, Antalya and Kayseri.

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