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Artículo

5 Dic 2022

Autor:
Rebecca Ratcliffe & agencies, The Guardian

Indonesia: Families sue government & companies for cough syrup medicines that allegedly caused acute kidney injury

"Indonesian families sue government over deaths from syrup medicines", 2 December 2022

A dozen families, whose relatives died or fell ill after consuming cough syrup medicines, have sued the Indonesian government and companies accused of supplying the products.

At least 199 people, many of them young children, have died as a result of acute kidney injury since August, prompting the government to ban some syrup medicines and launch an investigation.

Agence France-Presse, which reported news of the lawsuit, said the class action been launched against the ministry of health, the country’s food and drug agency and seven companies implicated in selling dangerous syrups.

Families are seeking compensation of about 2 bn rupiah (£103,000) for every person killed and about 1 bn rupiah for every person injured, according to Awan Puryadi, a legal representative of the victims’ relatives.

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