The largest supermarket chain in the United States was found guilty of the drug crisis
A US court found Walmart pharmacies involved in the opioid crisis owned by the American company Walmart, the owner of the world's largest chain of wholesale and retail stores, responsible for the opioid crisis in the country. The court's decision was reported by NBC News. A Cleveland court ruled that Walmart, CVS and Walgreens, have irresponsibly distributed massive volumes of opioid-based pain medications in at least two counties in Ohio. This led to a real epidemic among residents of the regions who took painkillers as narcotic drugs. The court also acknowledged that this led to numerous deaths of citizens from drug overdose, and also caused the districts in losses of approximately one billion dollars (74.5 billion rubles). The districts were also able to prove to the court that the sale of drugs containing narcotic substances in Walmart pharmacy chains exacerbated the opioid crisis in the United States and created a