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    A vaccine scandal in China angers parents and frays trust in locally made drugs

    by Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times Aug 22, 2018 3 minutes

    BEIJING - A health scandal in China has seen dozens of officials sacked or disciplined because of problems with vaccines, generated protests from angry parents and led anxious mainland residents to book trips to Hong Kong to inoculate their infants.

    On Tuesday, the mayor of Changchun, the city that is home to the biotechnology company in the middle of the vaccine scandal, resigned, state media reported.

    The resignation of Mayor Liu Changlong came

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