The spray of aromatherapy made in India has found bacteria, and four people fell ill in the US. Two of them are said to have died. This information was given by the US Public Health Agency. In fact, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said in a recent statement, "The library's investigation has found aromatherapy spray "Better Homes and Guards Lavender and Chamomile Essential Oil Infusion Aerotherapy Room Spray with Gemstones" containing Burkholderia Pseudomalei bacteria. It is so dangerous that it made four people sick while two people lost their lives. At the same time, the CDC has also claimed, "It is the same kind of bacteria that made four people sick in the US earlier this year.'

In addition, the CDC also said, 'The spray was found on October 6 in the house of a Georgia resident who fell ill in July. Now the CDC is constantly investigating whether it is the same bacteria that were found in four patients. Let me tell you that these four patients are from Georgia, Kansas, Texas and Minnesota and two out of four patients died. Recently, the CDC said, "Since the agency found samples in May, it has been examining blood samples of patients as well as land, water and consumer products around the homes of the four patients. A sample of the spray was found positive this week. The contaminated spray was sold between February and October 21, 2021, at about 55 stores in Walmart and its website.

The company then removed the remaining bottles of spray and its associated products from its website along with the store. At the same time, it is being said that the Consumer Product Safety Commission and Walmart issued an appeal to withdraw lavender and chamomile room spray and five other similar products. At the same time, investigations are on to see if there is a threat to the perfume and brand associated with it.

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