10-Month-Old Girl Dies Suspectedly After Vaccination; Khanh Hoa Health Department Orders Reports from Two Hospitals
A 10-month-old girl in Khanh Hoa province has reportedly died following a vaccination, prompting the provincial Department of Health to order reports from two hospitals. Investigations are underway to determine the cause.
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