Hospitals and pharmaceutical companies in Egypt are being hammered by the floating of the Egyptian Pound. A policy which set limits on the prices of drugs is compounding the pain, by making domestic medicine manufacturing, non-viable. Some hospitals have been compelled to shut down, due to drug shortages. Maria Galang, has that report.
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