Police raid Mie Pref. hospital over intravenous drip death

IGA, Japan - Police raid Tanimoto Seikei orthopedic hospital in Iga, Mie Prefecture, on June 12 on suspicion of professional negligence after a woman died and 18 other patients became sick after being administered with intravenous drips at the hospital.

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