Baitul Cough Syrup Deaths: was the same dreadful story repeated in Betul like Chhindwara? The death of two innocent children gave sleep to the health department and the district administration, and everyone is desperate to know what the real reason was.
Baitul cough syrup deaths update: The case of phlegm syrup in Madhya Pradesh has now reached Betul. After the death of 11 children in Chhindwara, two innocent people died in two villages in Amla block of Betul. Two and a half years of heated and four -year -old Kabir Yadav suddenly became ill, and both of them drank phlegm syrup. His condition became so serious that he was first admitted to Amla and Betul District Hospitals, then referred to Hamidia Hospital in Bhopal when the condition deteriorated.
What do doctors say on the death of children?
According to BMO Amla Dr. Ashok Narvare, both children died during treatment. Family members said that the children were shown to a doctor of Parasia, and from there they were given phlegm syrup. After the death of both the children, the district administration and health departments have started investigating. Dr. Narvare said that Gulabit’s kidney failed, while Kabir Yadav also had a critical condition.
Did the same medicine used in Betul to kill children in Chhindwara?
The Health Department is now trying to find out whether the same cuff syrup was used in Betul, which had earlier accidentally accidentally accidentally accidentally. The administration has prepared a detailed report of the case and the role of the doctor in the investigation is also being noted.
Why is worry growing?
Two new deaths in Betul have increased the concern of the health department across the state. The Department of Drugs and Health are alerted so that the safety of the drug can be ensured. This case is not limited to Betul only, but is questioning the safety of children and the quality of medicine in the whole of Madhya Pradesh.
Is the future rescue possible?
The Health Department and the district administration together are trying to ensure that no other innocent drugs in the future take the risk of life. The drug testing, investigation of the role of a doctor and awareness programs have now become the major steps.