Syrup took the lives of children: Where people do not even need a doctor’s prescription, deadly cough syrups are being made there

66 children died in Gambia after consuming cough syrup from Indian companies. Not only this, such syrups have also become the cause of death of 33 children in India but no one has imposed any ban on them. Whether they are still being sold in the Indian market or not, no one knows.

After the alert of WHO, now these companies are being raided. Actually, diethylene glycol and ethylene glycol are mixed in children’s cough syrup. This makes the taste of cough syrup sweet. If the quantity of these two compounds is too much, then it becomes fatal. This is what happened in The Gambia. Leave aside syrups and companies, the mixture of these compounds has not been banned either. Know why in our country it is customary to wake up only after a major accident.

As far as the network of drug controllers who allow or disallow such drugs, it is well known, how strong is their network. Here and there, how and how they would have been able to investigate the pharmaceutical factories growing like wild grass, it is telling the death of children due to cough syrup.

Whereas in India the need for drug testing is the highest. Because here even doctors write the same medicine in the prescription, whose company’s MR comes and does more for them. Then we don’t even need a doctor’s prescription. Because even today there are lakhs of people in our country whose sun is lost every day. Those who have to roll their own moon every day.

Fever comes or fever, pain in hands and feet or in head, go to the medical shop and say – give medicine… Are. How easy it is for life saving drugs to become lethal where there is such serious negligence in the matter of medicines!

It should be that no lot of medicine should be made without testing. Otherwise, like this, fake drugs will keep killing people and we will not be able to do anything except beating the line. It is the result of the ongoing negligence in the testing of medicines that today India is being defamed at the international level. Maybe after the alert issued by WHO, our system, our governments and our drug controllers will wake up and the drugs will be strictly tested again.