They took 150 million tomans for cancer treatment, sold him distilled water/ some medical centers introduce drug smugglers to patients The newspaper "Hamashari" wrote: The story of selling a fake medicine for 150 million tomans to a patient with leukemia is not just a case of fraud in the informal drug market; Behind this event, there is a more worrying point: the introduction of drug dealers by people in some medical centers and clinics; Where the patient and his family expect more than anywhere else to be faced with reliable guidance. The head of the pharmacy for medicines for special patients, Rashul Nazrifard: The fake medicine sold to this blood cancer patient contained distilled water and had no effective medicinal substances. But what makes this incident more alarming is the path the patient took to get the drug.