Ranchi: The health department in Jharkhand has played with the health of individuals. At the Ramgarh district hospital, 410 children were given the expired hepatitis B vaccine from November 2018 to January 2019. This has been revealed by the CAG in its report. The CAG said that the injection given to the children had expired in October 2018.

On the other hand, 4,185 patients were given a fake injection of Dexona between July 2018 and March 2019 at the Deoghar district hospital. Between July 25, 2018, and January 23, 2019, 17,500 vials of Dexona 2 ML injection were issued to the Deoghar District Hospital. The drug inspector sent the injection sample of that batch to the Regional Drug Testing Laboratory in Guwahati for examination on July 30, 2018. where the injection was declared fake. 

Subsequently, the sample was re-examined at CDL Kolkata on the orders of the Deoghar Civil Court. This time again the quality of the injection was not obtained according to the standard. Meanwhile, 4,185 out of 17,500 injection vials were released from the Deoghar store, which were given to patients till March 2019. Not only this, even after the news of the detection of sub-standard injection, 309 patients were given the injection between March 12 and March 31, 2019. In 5 years, the weight of patients increased by 57 percent, but the doctor only one. There is a shortage of about 22,500 doctors in Jharkhand. The ratio of 1:1000 has been set by the WHO. It's much less than that. It will take years for the doctors' data in Jharkhand to reach that standard. Doctors are not increasing, but the number of patients is increasing.

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