Cavite Student's Death After Deworming Linked to Infection, Septic Shock: DepEd
The Department of Education (DepEd) announced that a Grade 4 student's death in Cavite following a deworming activity was caused by septic shock due to an infection. DepEd is reviewing health and safety protocols amid the ongoing investigation.
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