1 dies, 13 sick after intravenous drips at Mie hospital

TSU, Japan - Hiromichi Tanimoto, the director of the Tanimoto Seikei orthopedic hospital, speaks to reporters in Iga, Mie Prefecture, on June 11. One woman has died and 13 people have become sick after receiving intravenous drips of painkillers and vitamins at the hospital.

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