4th infant dies in China contaminated milk scandal

Friday 19th September, 06:33 AM JST

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rjd_jr at 07:36 AM JST - 19th September

And it goes on and on. Again, with incidents like these it justifies other citizens of other countries being wary of Chinese made goods in certain cases. And in this case, knowingly using an ingredient in baby food, well aware of its potential deadly consequences in infants, is quite different from other goods in other countries that may or may not have been deliberately tainted.

Anyhow I rest assured know these criminals will be executed.
Terrikus at 12:58 PM JST - 19th September

Hehe..you think you're outraged...you should read some of the Chinese forums...woooo...
Pivot at 02:50 PM JST - 19th September

I am surprised that this sort of thing is making it to the news. Times sure are a'changing.
sensei258 at 07:33 AM JST - 20th September

It seems hypocritical to me that the Chinese government is so concerned about these few children (no disrespect to their grieving families). For many years, the government in China has sponsored even late-term abortions as a means of population control. That means killing infants who were unfortunate enough not to have left their mothers' womb yet.