Killer vaccines
Four babies die in Maharashtra
FOUR infants died after being administered measles vaccines in Waghola village of Aurangabad in Maharashtra, while another six were in critical condition. The vaccination campaign was organized by the state government at the village anganwadi on September 26.
Soon after the health workers from the Jategaon health centre in Phulambri tehsil left after vaccinating 10 infants, the babies started having loose motion, vomiting, fever and breathing difficulty. At first, it seemed to be
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