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Pharmacist steals masks, medicines worth Rs 35,000 in Pune

The 28-year-old accused stole masks, injections, tablets and some ointments collectively worth Rs 35,750 on Saturday.

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This image has been used for representational purposes only. (Photo: AFP)

This image has been used for representational purposes only. (Photo: AFP)

Pune: Amid the coronavirus scare and the increased demand for surgical and N95 masks, a pharmacist from a reputed hospital in Maharashtra's Pune city has been arrested for allegedly stealing masks and other medicines worth over Rs 35,000, police said.

The 28-year-old accused stole masks, injections, tablets and some ointments collectively worth Rs 35,750 on Saturday from the hospital pharmacy where he was working, an official at Koregaon Park police station said on Sunday. He has been booked under Indian Penal Code sections for theft.

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