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| 38 fall ill after problematic injection |
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| www.chinaview.cn
2006-08-05 03:13:43
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| The photo taken on Aug. 4,
2006 shows the clindamycin phosphate glucose injection, which was
confirmed to kill six-year-old girl Liu Sichen, in in Harbin, capital of
northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. Liu reportedly had an
intravenous injection of the clindamycin phosphate made by the Anhui
Huayuan Worldbest Biology Pharmacy Co. at about 2:00 p.m. on July 24. The
girl, who was being treated for a common cold, became seriously ill with a
high fever within 20 minutes of the injection by a trained nurse at her
home. She was transferred to two hospitals for emergency treatment, but
was declared dead on July 27. (Xinhua
Photo) |
BEIJING, Aug. 4 (Xinhua) -- Thirty-eight people have
fallen ill in China after receiving an antibiotic injection that is suspected to
have caused the death of a six-year-old girl, drug authorities said on Friday.
The State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA) said
the victims became ill after receiving the medicine produced by the Anhui
Huayuan World best Biology Pharmacy Co. in the eastern Anhui province.
The administration has recalled and banned the use of
the clindamycin phosphate glucose injection that is used to treat bacterial
infections.
It has also ordered Anhui Provincial Food and Drug
Bureau to track and locate all batches of the drug.
A six-year-old girl in Harbin, capital of northeastern China's Heilongjiang province, died on July 27 after being injected with the drug while being treated for a common cold.
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