In Kota, Rajasthan, public health authorities have suspended the use and distribution of three specific IV fluids after three patients at the Sultanpur Community Health Centre experienced adverse reactions. The patients, aged 17, 34, and 45, reported severe shivering, anxiety, and dizziness shortly after receiving the fluids. Notably, one patient, Dinesh Gochar, was suffering from diarrhoea and developed severe chills, necessitating a transfer to a private hospital for further treatment. The halted IV fluids include RL Compound Sodium Lactate Injection, Sodium Chloride, and Dextrose 500 ML. Dr. Shyam Bihari Malav, in-charge of the CHC, confirmed that samples of these fluids will be sent to Jaipur for analysis. Dr. Jagdish Soni, joint director of medical and health in Kota, stated that no other health facilities in the division have reported similar adverse reactions. This incident follows a recent tragedy at Kota's New Medical College and J K Lon hospitals, where five women died due to suspected hospital-acquired infections.