NBI to probe student’s death after deworming in Cavite
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has vowed to conduct an autopsy and a thorough investigation into the death of a Grade 4 student in Cavite following a routine deworming procedure at school. The grieving parents suspect negligence and are prepared to file charges.
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