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Indian Among 21 Sentenced In Uzbekistan Over Cough Syrup Deaths
Uzbekistan on Monday handed out sentences to 21 people linked to the deaths of 68 children who consumed a contaminated cough syrup produced in India.
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Inside Indian Syrup-Linked Deaths Trial In Uzbekistan: A Bribery Angle
Distributors of a contaminated Indian cough syrup that killed 65 children in Uzbekistan paid local officials a bribe of $33,000 to skip mandatory testing, Uzbek state prosecutors
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After Uzbekistan Syrup Deaths, Regulator's Big Move Against Delhi Firm
India's drug regulator directed drug manufacturers not to use propylene glycol supplied by a Delhi-based company which provided the ingredient to Marion Biotech, whose cough syrups were alleged to have led to the deaths of children in Uzbekistan.
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Uzbekistan Syrup Deaths: Process Initiated To Cancel Noida Firm's Licence
The process has been initiated for cancellation of the drug licence of pharmaceutical firm Marion Biotech, which is allegedly linked with the death of 18 children in Uzbekistan who consumed their cough syrup in December 2022, officials in Noida said.
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Uzbekistan Child Deaths: 3 Employees Of Noida-Syrup Manufacturer Arrested
Cough Syrup Deaths: The Noida Police on Friday arrested three employees of a city-based pharmaceutical firm whose cough syrup is alleged to have led to the death of 18 children in Uzbekistan last year, officials said.
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WHO May Issue Advisory Against Cough Syrups For Children: Report
Citing "unacceptable levels" of toxins in the products, the WHO is seeking information about the raw materials used by six manufacturers in India and Indonesia
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Uzbekistan Child Deaths: Noida Syrup Manufacturer's Licence Suspended
The production licence of Noida-based pharmaceutical firm Marion Biotech, allegedly linked with the deaths of children in Uzbekistan, has been suspended while the test results of its controversial cough syrup are awaited, an UP drug official said.
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"Substandard": WHO Alert On 2 Indian Syrups After Uzbekistan Child Deaths
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has recommended that two cough syrups made by Noida-based company Marion Biotech should not be used for children in Uzbekistan.
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Noida Firm Behind Syrup Linked To 18 Uzbekistan Deaths To Halt All Production
A deviation from schedule M of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), a system for ensuring that products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards, was observed at Marion's plant.
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Uzbekistan Blames India-Made Syrup For Deaths, Centre Responds: 10 Facts
The Centre today said it is in touch with Uzbekistan after it alleged 18 children in the country died after taking an Indian-made cough syrup. An investigation is in progress and the manufacturing of the cough syrup has been stopped.
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"Blinded In Hate For...": BJP vs Congress Over Syrup Linked Deaths In Uzbekistan
The alleged role of Indian pharma companies in the deaths of children abroad led to a verbal tussle between the BJP and the Congress on Thursday.
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Uzbekistan Says 18 Deaths Linked To India-Made Syrup, Centre Responds
Uzbekistan has claimed that at least 18 children in the country have died after allegedly taking an India-manufactured cough syrup.
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Indian Among 21 Sentenced In Uzbekistan Over Cough Syrup Deaths
Uzbekistan on Monday handed out sentences to 21 people linked to the deaths of 68 children who consumed a contaminated cough syrup produced in India.
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Inside Indian Syrup-Linked Deaths Trial In Uzbekistan: A Bribery Angle
Distributors of a contaminated Indian cough syrup that killed 65 children in Uzbekistan paid local officials a bribe of $33,000 to skip mandatory testing, Uzbek state prosecutors
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After Uzbekistan Syrup Deaths, Regulator's Big Move Against Delhi Firm
India's drug regulator directed drug manufacturers not to use propylene glycol supplied by a Delhi-based company which provided the ingredient to Marion Biotech, whose cough syrups were alleged to have led to the deaths of children in Uzbekistan.
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Uzbekistan Syrup Deaths: Process Initiated To Cancel Noida Firm's Licence
The process has been initiated for cancellation of the drug licence of pharmaceutical firm Marion Biotech, which is allegedly linked with the death of 18 children in Uzbekistan who consumed their cough syrup in December 2022, officials in Noida said.
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Uzbekistan Child Deaths: 3 Employees Of Noida-Syrup Manufacturer Arrested
Cough Syrup Deaths: The Noida Police on Friday arrested three employees of a city-based pharmaceutical firm whose cough syrup is alleged to have led to the death of 18 children in Uzbekistan last year, officials said.
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WHO May Issue Advisory Against Cough Syrups For Children: Report
Citing "unacceptable levels" of toxins in the products, the WHO is seeking information about the raw materials used by six manufacturers in India and Indonesia
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Uzbekistan Child Deaths: Noida Syrup Manufacturer's Licence Suspended
The production licence of Noida-based pharmaceutical firm Marion Biotech, allegedly linked with the deaths of children in Uzbekistan, has been suspended while the test results of its controversial cough syrup are awaited, an UP drug official said.
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"Substandard": WHO Alert On 2 Indian Syrups After Uzbekistan Child Deaths
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has recommended that two cough syrups made by Noida-based company Marion Biotech should not be used for children in Uzbekistan.
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Noida Firm Behind Syrup Linked To 18 Uzbekistan Deaths To Halt All Production
A deviation from schedule M of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), a system for ensuring that products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards, was observed at Marion's plant.
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Uzbekistan Blames India-Made Syrup For Deaths, Centre Responds: 10 Facts
The Centre today said it is in touch with Uzbekistan after it alleged 18 children in the country died after taking an Indian-made cough syrup. An investigation is in progress and the manufacturing of the cough syrup has been stopped.
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"Blinded In Hate For...": BJP vs Congress Over Syrup Linked Deaths In Uzbekistan
The alleged role of Indian pharma companies in the deaths of children abroad led to a verbal tussle between the BJP and the Congress on Thursday.
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Uzbekistan Says 18 Deaths Linked To India-Made Syrup, Centre Responds
Uzbekistan has claimed that at least 18 children in the country have died after allegedly taking an India-manufactured cough syrup.
