In India, a doctor drank cough syrup that killed children and ended up in intensive care

In India, in the state of Rajasthan, a doctor drank cough syrup that killed two children to prove his safety, as a result of which he ended up in intensive care. This was reported by the NDTV channel.

It is specified that the first victim was two-year-old Samrat, then five-year-old Nitisha. After their death, Tarachand Yogi's doctor, who prescribed the dangerous syrup, decided to prove its safety by drinking the medicine. A few hours later, the doctor was found unconscious, but he was saved.

Later, on October 4, NDTV reported that a total of 12 children died from the drug, nine of whom were in Madhya Pradesh. Almost every child experienced vomiting, diarrhea, and sudden urinary arrest a few days after taking the syrup.

Poisoned trail: the father of the children who died from dichlorvos was found guilty

The man received two years of probation and three more years of probation.

Earlier, on August 27, 17 people were hospitalized with poisoning in the Syunik region of Armenia. It was clarified that people became ill during a feast in an outdoor pavilion. Then the inspectors took samples of products, including meat, sausages, fruits and vegetables, and sent them for examination.

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