The Social Security Fund (CSS) of Panama has issued a formal public apology to the victims and families affected by the 2006 mass poisoning caused by diethylene glycol. This health tragedy, which originated from contaminated medication, resulted in hundreds of deaths and left thousands of individuals with long-term health complications.
In-depth summary · AI, neutralTwenty years of deaths, consequences and demands: Panama apologizes for the diethylene glycol tragedy
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