After drinking cold cuff syrup, 19 children have lost their lives in MP so far. 9 children are currently admitted in hospitals in Nagpur.
So far, 19 children have died in Chhindwara, Betul, Nagpur and Pandhurna from Kapha syrup in Madhya Pradesh. Meanwhile, a big revelation has been revealed in the investigation of cold syrup. Tamil Nadu Director of Drugs Control has revealed that this syrup non -pharmaceutical
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During the investigation, the owner of the company has verbally admitted that he had bought two bags of 50 kg of propose glycol twice. That is, the company bought 100 kg poisonous chemical. No bill has been found in the investigation. No purchase entry was recorded in the book. During interrogation, the investigating officials told that the payment was sometimes made from the cash and sometimes G-Pay.
Poisonous chemical quantity 486 times more The pharmaceutical company bought a prophet glycol of inferior quality. He never got him tested. The surprising thing is that the company has neither purchase bills nor records of chemicals used.
The lab test also found that the presence of toxic chemicals such as diethylene glycol (DEG) and Ethylene Glacol (EG) in the syrup was 486 times higher than the prescribed limit.
Here, an expert has stated on the condition of anonymity, this quantity is not only fatal for the child but it can also destroy the kidney and brain of an animal equal to the elephant.
Chemical was purchased in March According to the investigation report, the company bought a prophet glucol from Sunrise Biotech in Chennai on 25 March 2025. However, it was of non -pharmaceutical grade. That is, it was not suitable for making medicine. Despite this, the company tested neither its purity nor tested the amount of diethylene glycol or ethylene glycol in it.
The company attempted to hide the document The Tamil Nadu Drugs Control Department found that many medicines were prepared from this inferior chemical. In such a situation, the investigation team continued their investigation during the inspection. In which he found that the company had no stock of propose glycol at that time. This deepened the suspicion that the company tried to hide the documents by finishing the chemical rapidly.
The Tamil Nadu Drug Control Authority said that this investigation was extremely important in the interest of public safety, as medicines made by the use of non -pharmaceutical grade chemicals could prove to be fatal for children and adults.
589 Bottle Coldrif was going to send Chhindwara The investigation team received a 589 bottle of Coldrif Syrup 60 mL in Srison Pharmaceuticals. Which has been prepared to send Chhindwara. Whose batch number was SR-13. Drinking the syrup of this batch number caused kidney failure and swelling in the brain. Which became the cause of his death. These syrup was prepared in the month of May 2025. At the same time, his expiry was for the year 2027 April.
5870 bottle testing team of syrup got The investigation team received 4 more syrup in addition to Coldrif from the manufacturing site of the pharmaceuticals company. These included 1534 Bottle Respigolite D, 2800 Bottle Respigolite D, 736 Bottle Respigolite D, and 800 Bottle Hepasandin Syrup. However, the investigation found it of standard quality.
Government will provide treatment to sick children On Tuesday night, the state government issued a statement saying that 7 children of sick Chhindwara and 2 children of Betul are admitted in various hospitals in Nagpur due to Coldrif syrup. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that the government is treating everyone. To ensure proper treatment arrangements, a joint team of Executive Magistrates and Doctors has been deployed in various hospitals in Nagpur.
Experts available for treatment AIMS Nagpur
- Dr. Abhijeet Chaudhary, Pediatrician MD
- Dr. Vishwajit Khushu, Hematologist MD
- Doctor Anand Chiriyandha, Nephrologist MD
- Dr. Abhijeet, Intensivewist MD
GMC Nagpur
- Dr. Manish Tiwari, Pediatrician MD
- Dr. Sandeep Gultar, Intensive MD
- Doctor interest, nephrogenic MD
National health city hospital
- Dr. Ashish Lothe, MD Pediatrician
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