In my village, there have been instances where expired medicines are sold after hiding or tampering with the original expiry dates and replacing them with new labels. This is a serious issue, as people unknowingly consume medicines that are no longer safe or effective., Many villagers trust local medical shops and may not always check expiry details carefully. As a result, they are at risk of using expired medicines, which can lead to reduced effectiveness, worsening of illness, or harmful side effects. This is especially dangerous for children, elderly people, and those with serious health conditions., This problem also indicates a lack of proper monitoring and regulation in rural areas, where such practices can go unnoticed. Limited awareness among people further increases the risk., Addressing this issue is important to ensure safe healthcare practices, protect public health, and build trust in medical services within the village.