A suspected healthcare-linked HIV outbreak in Pakistan’s Punjab province has infected at least 331 children, with a BBC investigation revealing unsafe injection practices at a government hospital. Syringes were reportedly reused on medicine vials and administered to multiple children, leading to a significant number of cases attributed to contaminated needles.
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Probe uncovers syringe reuse at Pakistan hospital as 331 children test HIV-positive
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