US EditionFormer Medifarma worker assures that the team where they analyzed the physiological serum "was producing errors"
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Álex Gamarra, investigated by the case of the defective physiological serum, stated that his head of the area knew about this problem, did not do anything to solve it. Álex Gamarra Colchado (33), former worker of the Medifarma laboratory, said that the machine in charge of analyzing the physiological serum elaborated by the company, an automatic titrator Mettler model T90, presented errors that were not remedied.
Álex Gamarra Colchado (33), former laboratory worker Medifarma, said that the machine in charge of analyzing the physiological serum produced by the company, an automatic titrator Mettler model T90, presented errors that were not corrected.“The team where we analyzed chlorides...was producing errors, such as network failures, such as saturation of the electrode, leak of the qualifier, in the burette with which the serum was entitled, then not on…
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