LAHORE, Dec 15: The registrar of Defective Drug Inquiry Tribunal will hand over the inquiry report to the Punjab home secretary on Monday (tomorrow).

The 300-page report will be handed over to the secretary at a ceremony to be held in Lahore High Court.

Justice Ijazul Ahsan had conducted the inquiry on request of the provincial government. More than 100 cardiac patients had lost their lives across the province after using spurious medicines supplied by Punjab Institute of Cardiology.

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