India should taxation atmosphere tickets to compensate for AIDS drugs

<p>NEW DELHI, Jun 5 (<span>AlertNet</span>) – Millions of a world’s lowest people could have easier entrance to life-saving drugs if <span>India</span> introduces an atmosphere sheet taxation to assistance account purchases of <span>cheap medicines</span> for HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis, a comparison U.N. central said.</p>
<p> <span>UNITAID</span>, a U.N. group that negotiates for inexpensive medicines from curative manufacturers to provide lethal diseases, is lobbying countries such as India to join a atmosphere sheet levy beginning that began in 2006.</p>
<p> Under a program, countries put a favoured volume on a cost of atmosphere tickets that supports UNITAID to buy drugs for patients in a building world. Ten countries have imposed a levy, generating $200 million annually for inexpensive medicine.</p>
<p> “What we wish in India is a identical comple...