It depends on Revnesh’s parents if they want autopsy report reviewed by independent panel, says Deputy Health Minister


KUALA LUMPUR: There are no objections by the Health Ministry to having the autopsy report of the late Revnesh Kumar reviewed by an independent panel, but this decision would depend on the teenager’s parents, says Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang.

The Deputy Health Minister II said this in response to calls by MPs for the government to have an independent panel to carry out a neutral evaluation on the autopsy report of the late 13-year-old Revnesh who died earlier this month, 18 days after receiving his first Covid-19 vaccine jab.

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