Will there be a ban on the sale of phlegm syrup in Bihar? Vigilance in the Health Department - Bihar News no ban on cough syrup in Bihar amid concern

Will there be a ban on the sale of phlegm syrup in Bihar? Vigilant Health Department updated: Mon, 06 Oct 2025 02:00 am (IST) The Department of Health is careful after death due to mucus syrup in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. The assistant drug controller said that the disputed Kapha syrup is not distributed in Bihar. There is currently no limit to its sale in the state. The Baby section of PMCH said that there may be disturbances in the group problematic syrup, but that other formulas are safe. No ban on the sale of phlegm syrup in the state. Symbolic picture Jagran correspondent, Patna. There is an atmosphere of anxiety across the country reportedly about the deaths of children in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan due to Kapha syrup. However, the Department of Health is monitoring the entire case due to a lack of medicine for the Bihar business concerned. Remove ad just read the news. At present, there is no limit to the sale of PHlegm stripping in the state. Assistant drug controller Narendra Kumar said that the medicine for which the incident in other countries occurred was not distributed in Bihar. It is not sold or used in the government or private sector. He said that no assignment or prohibition letter has so far been issued in this regard. He also made it clear that the normal sales of PHGlegm syrup are currently underway in the state and that there is no limitation in it. Dr Bhupendra Narayan, head of the Department of Baba (PMCH) Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH), said Kapha syrup had been given to children for years and used safely. There may have been a disorder in that particular group in the Phlegm syrup that took place recently. This would have caused accidents after using medicine. He also said that the composition of cuff syrup came in controversy, that the same formula was made by many other companies and that they have been used for a long time in the treatment of children, but that no complaints have been received so far.