Ministry said 18 out of 21 children took Doc-1 Max syrup while being treated for diabetes acute respiratory diseaseThey died after drinking. The medicinal syrup is marketed on the company’s website as a symptomatic treatment Cold and flu.
The ministry added in a statement released on Tuesday that a quantity of the drink contained Ethylene glycol who said that toxin. And he added in his statement that Koramax Medical Company imported the syrup to Uzbekistan.
And he added that the syrup was given to children at home without a prescription, either from parents or on the advice of pharmacists, in doses that exceeded the standard dose for children.
It wasn’t immediately clear whether all or any of the children drank the suspected amount or took higher doses standard dose or both.
Marion Biotec, Koramax Medical and India’s Ministry of Health did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. An Indian government source said the health ministry was looking into the matter.
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Ministry said 18 out of 21 children took Doc-1 Max syrup while being treated for diabetes acute respiratory diseaseThey died after drinking. The medicinal syrup is marketed on the company’s website as a symptomatic treatment Cold and flu.
The ministry added in a statement released on Tuesday that a quantity of the drink contained Ethylene glycol who said that toxin. And he added in his statement that Koramax Medical Company imported the syrup to Uzbekistan.
And he added that the syrup was given to children at home without a prescription, either from parents or on the advice of pharmacists, in doses that exceeded the standard dose for children.
It wasn’t immediately clear whether all or any of the children drank the suspected amount or took higher doses standard dose or both.
Marion Biotec, Koramax Medical and India’s Ministry of Health did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. An Indian government source said the health ministry was looking into the matter.
