India probes ‘cough syrup’
By AFP
December 30, 2022
New Delhi: Indian authorities on Thursday halted production at a pharmaceutical company under investigation for a cough syrup blamed by Uzbekistan health officials for the deaths of at least 18 children. Marion Biotech is the second local drugmaker to face a probe by regulators since October, when the World Health Organisation linked another firm´s medicines to a spate of child deaths in Africa. Health minister Mansukh Madaviya said investigators had spoken to their counterparts in Uzbekistan and were inspecting the company´s facility near the capital New Delhi.
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