India warns travellers to Russia against carrying five medicines without notarised prescriptions; check list

The Indian Embassy in Moscow has warned travellers against carrying five restricted medicines — Pregabalin, Dextromethorphan, Codeine, Testosterone and Clonazepam — without prescriptions and notarised Russian translations. Violators could face confiscation or arrest.

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The Indian Embassy in Moscow has warned travellers against carrying five restricted medicines — Pregabalin, Dextromethorphan, Codeine, Testosterone and Clonazepam — without prescriptions and notarised Russian translations. Violators could face confiscation or…

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