The Southwest Regional Delegate for Public Health, Dr. Eko Eko Filbert, has warned against the use of ‘NaturCold’, a medication used for babies.
Based on a release signed by the Regional Delegate on March 9, the syrup “…consists a risk to the health of the population, and is suspected to have caused the death of 03 children in Tombel Health District.”
“Moreover, according to the Department of Pharmacy, Medicine and Laboratories (DPML), the syrup lacks a marketing authorisation in Cameroon, implying commercialisation of the concerned product is considered illegal,” the release further disclosed.
Dr. Eko Eko ended by calling on the population to remain vigilant and to “…notify the existence of this product to the nearest health facilities and health districts.”
By Amina Hilda
In a media landscape where men dominate top editorial positions, Ndih Maureen Teh is a…
Rémy Nama a passé la partie connue de sa carrière dans les services juridiques de…
La nomination de Rémy Nama à la tête du Conseil constitutionnel est intervenue rapidement après…
Rémy Nama has spent the known part of his career in the legal services of…
Les commissions de passation des marchés publics devront désormais intégrer, de façon systématique et en…
Belgian police have searched homes linked to relatives and associates of Democratic Republic of Congo…