Police has arrested Dr. Praveen Soni in the case of death of 10 children in Parasia, Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh. This incident came to light when children died after consuming Coldrif cough syrup.

In this case Shreeson Pharmaceutical and Dr. Sony are accused of illegally giving syrup. At present, the police have registered a case and started action and said that strict legal steps against the culprits. Dr. Soni But there are charges under BNS 276, BNS 105 and Section 27A of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act.

On the death of children in Chhindwara, Chhindwara SP Ajay Pandey did not say that a case has been registered against Chennai’s pharmaceutical company and Dr. Praveen Soni. Superintendent of Police Ajay Pandey said that Dr. Praveen Soni has been detained but Dr. Praveen Soni has not been disclosed. At the same time, an SIT has been made for investigation in this case, soon the police team will leave for Chennai where the people of the pharmacological company will be arrested.

Case severity and number of dead

Explain that children under 5 years of age died in the moderate period due to Acute Kidney injury (AKI), not due to acute encephalitis syndrome (AES). Recently, after the death of 5 more children, the total death toll has increased to 10. Also, at least 3 children are fighting for life and death on dialysis and ventilator support in a hospital in Nagpur (Maharashtra).

Sup-Divisional Magistrate Parasia, Shubham Kumar Yadav said that since September 4, nine children have died including Shivam Rathore, Vidhi, Adnan, Usaid, Rishika, Hitansh, Chanchalesh, Vikas and Sandhya. 13 other children are undergoing treatment in Chhindwara and Nagpur hospitals. “

Investigation and reason

Detailed testing of water and other samples taken from children’s residence by the National Institute of Virology (NIV-Pune), including national institutions, concluded that water, vector disease or rats are not a cause. Investigation of medical history of children revealed that the use of Coldrif cough syrup was common in all cases of death.

However, detailed interrogation of Dr. Soni is going on. Apart from this, there is a possibility of investigation against other officers of the company and medical staff. Strict legal action will be taken against the culprits after the investigation is completed.

Chief Minister’s response and further action

CM Mohan Yadav described the incident as extremely tragic and said that the sale of Coldrif syrup has been banned throughout Madhya Pradesh. The sale of other products of the syrup making company is also being banned.

He informed that the syrup making factory is located in Kanchipuram. The state government had requested the Tamil Nadu government to conduct an inquiry. Strict action was taken immediately after receiving the investigation report. The CM assured that the culprits will not be spared at any cost and after the tragic death of the children, continuous action will continue at the local and state level.

Deadly cough syrup: Recently, the news from Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan has shocked the entire country. So far, 11 innocent children have died in these two states. And initial investigation has revealed that these deaths may cause two brand cough syrup. As soon as this matter came to light. The health department of these two states has immediately banned the sale and distribution of these syrup.

Samples have been sent to the lab for investigation and medical teams from the center to the state level have become active. At present, instructions have been issued to doctors and pharmacy stores that no child should be used by these syrups. Even if the symptoms of cough and cold are not modest. The investigation teams are trying to find out what such thing was found in the syrup. Who killed children.

Dangerous chemicals found in syrup

In the preliminary inquiry, the Health Department suspects the presence of poisonous chemicals like dietaline glycol in syrup. This is the same chemical that has become the cause of death of children in many countries before. The names of these syrups are being described as Coldrif Cuff Syrup and Nexa DS Kapha Syrup. According to officials, the syrup making company did not follow all the standards of safety testing.

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And without complete investigation, the medicine was launched in the market. Now FSSAI and Drug Control Department has ordered to return every bottle of that batch from the market immediately. Pharmacists have also been kept on alert so that no one accidentally sells these drugs.

Such deaths occurred in Gambia and Uzbekistan

This is not the first time that children have lost their lives due to phlegm syrup. A similar incident took place in the African country of Gambia in the year 2022. Where about 70 children died due to poisonous syrup. In that case also the syrup was a drug made in India and it was found to be chemicals like diethylene glycol and ethylene glycol. After this, 19 children died of cuff syrup of another Indian company in Uzbekistan.

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After these two incidents, questions were raised on the drug manufacturing process of Indian pharma companies internationally. Now that similar incidents have come to light in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. So the central government has ordered an inquiry to the drug departments of all the states to ensure that such negligence is not repeated in any other state.

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