Abortion pill requests surge after Trump's victory..!?

It is known that Republican candidate donald trump has won the US presidential election. It is said that after his victory, and the various developments taking place inside and outside the united states, sales of abortion pills in the united states have increased tremendously. Yes... Purchases of abortion drugs are said to be increasing after donald trump won the US presidential election. On this occasion, Internet searches for contraceptives and abortion pills have increased by 254 percent, according to a voluntary organization called 'Plan-C' in America, which creates awareness for abortion.
 At the same time... local newspapers are reporting that women are pre-purchasing birth control pills and making appointments to install copper t due to fears that abortion rights may be revoked at the national level after trump is sworn in as president! Revealing how serious this increase is... the organization 'Aid Access' has given key points. As a part of this, 600 orders are usually received per day, but on the day after the US presidential election, 10,000 orders were received! On november 6, sales of emergency contraceptive pills increased by 1,000 percent among those who came to them regularly for medical treatment. Sales are said to have increased by 1,650 percent. Meanwhile, trump has been saying during the 2024 presidential election campaign that if he is re-elected as president, he will impose restrictions on abortion rights. In the same agreement... he said that the right to make laws on abortion should be in the hands of the states... he said that some exceptions should be given. If that is the case... different opinions are being expressed on the happenings. As part of this.. looking at the fears about abortion rights.. some say that America seems to have gone back a few decades.. some others say that all these fears are gimmicks of pharma companies!
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Sowmiya Sriram

17/11/2024 10:52 AM