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What led to deaths after C-section surgeries in Kota hospitals | Explained

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Ramya Kannan
What led to deaths after C-section surgeries in Kota hospitals | Explained
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Five women died in Rajasthan hospitals after receiving spurious oxytocin injections that contained no active medicine. The World Health Organization and Indian regulators have intervened to investigate the supply chain and manufacturing licenses involved.

The story so far: Five women who underwent Caesarean section (C-section) surgeries died across two government hospitals in Rajasthan’s Kota earlier this year, reportedly days after they were administered oxytocin injections.

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