Overview
- Forensic testing identified multidrug-resistant bacterial contamination in at least two lots after SISA immobilized seven for suspicion.
- Traceability shows 86,000 ampoules from the contaminated lot entered the health system, with 85,848 located across 51 centers and two drugstores.
- Kreplak detailed evidence of systematic breaches of good manufacturing practice and falsified production records at the Ramallo plant.
- Immediate actions include removing 45,000 ampoules currently in custody with the Security Ministry and lifting intervention on five non-implicated lots for transfer to ANMAT.
- Lawmakers will question Health Minister Mario Lugones and ANMAT chief Agustina Bisio next week as the commission moves to finalize its report.