12 Toddlers Given Hand Sanitizers Instead Of Polio Drops In India

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12 Toddlers Given Hand Sanitizers Instead Of Polio Drops In India

PUNE, India – Twelve children, all under the age of five, were hospitalized in a village of India’s western state of Maharashtra on Jan. 31, after health officials gave them sanitizer drops instead of oral polio vaccine drops. A district official confirmed the news to Zenger News. “The children came in the morning to take the vaccination, and mistakenly 12 […]

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