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Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications Sells Covid-19 Molnupiravir Capsules

PHNOM PENH: The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (MPTC) has announced the launch of Molnatris (Molnupirva Capsul 200 mg) for the treatment of Covid-19 at all branches of Cambodia Post in all capitals and provinces from Wednesday, 19 January 2022.

In a statement issued by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications on 18 January 2022, it has said that in order to continue to participate in preventing the spread of Covid-19 disease in a timely manner and build a truly strong community immunity against the Global disease Epidemic, the team has been distributing MOLNATRIS (Molnupiravir Capsules 200mg) for the treatment of Covid-19 from mild to moderate in adults at the office of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications.

For the convenience of the public living in the provinces, the Ministry of Posts has increased the distribution of Molnatris at the Cambodian Post Branch in the provinces at US $ 55 per dose (1 dose equals 40 capsules) from Wednesday,19 January 2022 onwards to private hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, sub-pharmacies and the public, with one person entitled to order 5 to 10 doses at a time.

For private hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and sub-pharmacies are also eligible to order from 10 to 200 doses at a time, but must have a business license and can resell no more than US $ 65 per dose.

In case the public has any questions related to the location and order, they can also contact the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications for feedback on the service by calling 123/077 867 957/096 466 4646 during business hours.


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