The World Health Organization has raised serious concerns after at least 20 children in India died from consuming contaminated cough syrups containing diethylene glycol (DEG), a toxic industrial chemical. WHO has flagged urgent regulatory gaps in India’s pharma industry and warned of possible global risks through unregulated exports. The Indian government has arrested a pharma owner and halted production.

Cough Syrup Deaths: W.H.O. Issues Advisory Against Coldrif

In the Wake of Multiple Child Deaths Linked to Toxic Cough Syrups in India.
The World Health Organisation Has Raised Serious Concerns Over Regulatory Gaps in India's Drug Safety Framework,
Particularly in Detecting Diethylene Glycol
And Ethylene Glycol in Domestically Marketed Medicines.

W.H.O Flags Regulatory Gaps In India’s Drug Testing

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Cough Syrup Deaths: W.H.O. Issues Advisory Against Coldrif

W.H.O Flags Regulatory Gaps In India’s Drug Testing