India, Oct. 14 -- Weeks after the deaths of several children in Madhya Pradesh, allegedly after consumption of an adulterated cough syrup, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has identified three such syrups in India, urging authorities to report back to the health agency in case they detect any of them in their countries.

The infamous Coldrif syrup, which sparked huge backlash recently following the children's deaths, is among the three contaminated syrups the WHO has reportedly warned against.

The global health agency has reportedly identified specific batches of Coldrif from Sresan Pharmaceuticals, Respifresh TR from Rednex Pharmaceuticals and ReLife from Shape Pharma, as affected medicines.

Sresan Pharmaceuticals is a Tamil Nadu-ba...