Woman regrets buying tonic after kids die


  • Nation
  • Friday, 17 Oct 2003

SEGAMAT: Estate worker P. Parvathy has not been able to bring herself to clean her home over the past two weeks as doing the household chores evoked painful memories of her two children who used to help her with them daily. 

Her son A. Selvarajan, five, and daughter Geetha, six, died earlier this month, just days after they were admitted to hospital. They had consumed a health tonic that purportedly improved one’s memory. 

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