Myanmar offers incentives to lure its drug distributors into production

Myanmar has only a few companies making drugs for the country, leaving it to import more than 80% of its meds. Now the government is offering incentives to private distributors to coax them to move into production. Still, some industry people are concerned that the country is developing faster than companies' capacities to provide needed medications, which could leave Myanmar with a shortage if international aid dries up. More from FiercePharmaAsia