The death of 9 children is printed on page 10 of a national newspaper. What does it say about us I wonder?
But I digress, if you read the piece carefully, you will see that the switch/contamination
This thread is a plea to all health reporters @PrabhaRaghavan @Teensthack @AnooBhu @PriyankaPulla @ChandnaHimani
We owe it to those 9 innocent lives
(a) CDSCO failures: cdsco.gov.in/opencms/resour…
(b) indiaenvironmentportal.org.in/files/file/Nat… (page 318 - 50% of the samples failed);
(d) Rajasthan failures: pharmabiz.com/NewsDetails.as…
(e) J&K recorded failures: dfcojk.org/images/NSQ%202…
(f) In addition the XLN database notes failures recorded by states of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Kerala:
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Under the law - the company that markets the drug is required to test all batches.
Do we deserve answers to these questions?
I have documented in multiple cases where even after wrongdoing is conclusively established
End of rant. 🙏 for reading.
It is good that PGIMER tested this drug and we found out. What was the State Drug Controller in HP doing, should we ask? Given the history with this company, shouldnt the state drug controller be more vigilant in sampling? How many such cases exist, should we care?