Raid on the Ministry of Health for Adulterated Fentanyl
The Ministry of Health of the Nation was raided by order of federal judge Ernesto Kreplak in the investigation of 114 deaths due to adulterated fentanyl. During the raid, documentation was sought, and cell phones and electronic devices belonging to high-ranking officials were seized. Additionally, Nelida Agustina Bisio from ANMAT and Gabriela Mantecón Fumado, former director of INAME, were arrested in connection with the deaths of more than 120 people and at least 50 patients with serious injuries. The case began in 2024 after the detection of a batch of adulterated fentanyl for medical use. The opposition has criticized the dismantling of regulatory bodies that allowed the distribution of the batch without regular controls. The investigation also involves Ariel Garcia Furfaro, who has been charged for being the owner of HLB Pharma Group, Laboratorios Ramallo, and Droguería Al Farma, manufacturers of the adulterated batch.
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