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States ban cough syrup after tests detect toxic chemical

Hindustan Times Gurugram

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October 05, 2025

Samples of a cough syrup believed to have led to the deaths of eleven children in Madhya Pradesh showed high concentration of toxic chemicals, officials in Tamil Nadu, where the company's manufacturing unit is based, said on Saturday — prompting several states to hurriedly announce bans.

- Shruti Tomar, Senjuti Sengupta, and Aparnesh Goswami

The contamination was detected in Coldrif syrup manufactured at a facility in Kancheepuram district. Madhya Pradesh Drug Controller DK Maurya said the concentration of diethylene glycol, or DEG, was found to be over 48% compared to the permissible limit of just 0.1%. “The concentration is extremely dangerous,” he said.

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