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TMDA ilivyokamata shehena ya dawa duni, zisizosajiliwa JNIA

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Mamlaka ya Dawa na Vifaa Tiba (TMDA) imekamata mabegi 20 yaliyokuwa na dawa na vifaa tiba duni na visivyosajiliwa, vyenye thamani ya Sh310 milioni, katika Uwanja wa Ndege wa Kimataifa wa Julius Nyerere (JNIA).

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