at least 100 died patients

The Argentine government assessed at least 100 the number of died patients who consumed medical fentany contaminated by a bacteria on Thursday in various hospitals, a health crisis which causes increasing dissatisfaction. For example, By citing namely the manufacturer’s manufacturer’s manufacturer’s laboratory. Nevertheless, HLB Pharma, in a press release, the president’s spokesperson said that he was “Responsible for the death of more than 100 people”. Consequently, Justice had previously mentioned an assessment of 87 dead.

A complaint had been filed by the National Administration of Argentinian Medical Medical Drugs. Furthermore, Foods and Technologies (ANMAT), after the discovery by a hospital of Klebsiella pneumoniae and Ralstonia pickettii bacteria in medical fentanyl, an opioid, administered to patients. The press release adds that after an inspection of the government. the anmat closed the laboratory and least 100 died patients prohibited in February “Its production activity, three months before the first death due to contaminated fentanyl” One May.

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Health crisis – Least 100 died patients

Deaths have been recorded in hospitals in the province of Buenos Aires. Santa Fe (Center), Formosa (Northeast) and Cordoba (Center), said Judge Ernesto Kreplak, in charge of the case, to the newspaper The nation In an article published Wednesday. According to the article, at least 24 people are targeted by the survey. Among them. Ariel Furfaro García, owner of the HLB Pharma and Laboratorios Ramallo companies, who would have produced and sold the contaminated fentanyl, detailed the Nación. Five contaminated lots have been said to have been distributed in eight hospitals and health centers in the country. Two weeks ago. families of died patients had demonstrated in front of the Italian Plata hospital, 60 km south of Buenos Aires, claiming “Justice for fentanyl victims”.

This health crisis comes at the approach of mid-term legislative elections in October. During an electoral meeting at the Plata (about fifty kilometers south of Buenos Aires). President Javier Milei accused the support of former president Cristina Kirchner of covering the owner of the laboratories in question.