Toxic cough syrup kills three in Pakistan

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Islamabad: Three people died after consuming poisonous cough syrup in Pakistan’s Punjab province, Daily Times reported Friday.

Last Sunday, a staggering 34 people died in Gujranwala, an industrial city, after consuming adulterated cough syrup.

The latest deaths were reported Thursday in the province’s Chunnian city. A 16-year-old Muhammad Tariq fell unconscious after drinking the syrup containing dexome-thorphine, a cough suppressant. But he died while being rushed to the hospital. In another incident, one Ghulam Muhammad died after taking the cough syrup. A 20-year-old Muhamad Imran, a resident of Baghwala town, died after taking Tyno syrup, which was banned for sale or purchase by the Lahore High Court earlier. (IANS)

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