Maiko Oliveira França, aged 31, died after infection after applying medication at a pharmacy in Acre Personal archive The employee of a pharmacy in Tarauacá, in the interior of Acre, was charged with manslaughter (when there is no intention to kill) after giving an intramuscular injection to Maiko Oliveira França, aged 31. After the procedure, which took place on March 18, he worsened and died due to a generalized infection, on the 22nd of the same month, in Cruzeiro do Sul. To g1, the delegate responsible for the case, José Ronério, informed that the case is now going to court. The name of the establishment and the woman were not disclosed and, for this reason, the report was unable to contact the defense. “The police investigation was forwarded to the judiciary with indictments”, he added. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp Regarding the nomination, which occurred more than three months later, Maiko's widow, Soraya Neri, told g1 that she awaits justice for her husband's death. "My daughter cries straight away looking for her father and I, not knowing what to do, just try to calm her down. Even so, she despairs saying that she wants her daddy. We want her to pay for the negligence and recklessness she did to my husband", she added. ? Context: Maiko died after experiencing serious complications in the days following the application of an injectable medication applied to the gluteal region. The cause of death was identified as sepsis associated with necrotizing fasciitis, a serious infection that spreads quickly throughout the body and can lead to failure of organs such as the kidneys and liver. The case is investigated by the Public Ministry (MP-AC) and investigated by the Regional Pharmacy Council (CRF-AC). Family of man who died after an injection given in a pharmacy protests for justice in Acre READ ALSO: Family of a man who died after an injection given in a pharmacy protests in AC: 'It wasn't an accident' Maiko case: cocktail divides opinions, but experts warn about the need for a prescription 'We don't know anything', says widow 1 month after the death of a man who received an injection in a pharmacy in AC Soraya also shared that, after the loss of her husband, the situation is not easy. She needs to go out of her way to provide for the household, as he was the main breadwinner of the expenses. "I'm unemployed, my income is only the family allowance with a low value that isn't enough to support my children as their father did. For everything, he was the one who did everything to see his children well [...] Nothing will bring my husband back, but impunity will not reign. We will remain firm for justice, especially for my baby who will not know his father, he will grow up without his daddy's love", she said. Relatives of Maiko Oliveira França, aged 31, protested on March 30th in the center of Tarauacá Supplied Maiko Case According to the family, Maiko sought the establishment on March 18th after feeling dizzy. At the scene, he would have asked for guidance on which medication he should take and, after a recommendation from an attendant, he received an intramuscular injection applied to the buttock region. According to reports from family members, the application was made by a woman who would be the daughter of the pharmacy owners. The medication would have been administered even after the patient demonstrated initial hesitation. In the following days, Maiko's health worsened. He returned to the pharmacy on the 19th with severe pain and was only given an analgesic spray. On the 20th, his symptoms worsened, including bruises and intense pain, and he sought medical care at the city hospital. Maiko was hospitalized for two days in Tarauacá and, due to his severity, was transferred by air to Cruzeiro do Sul. He arrived at the Juruá Regional Hospital in critical condition and died on March 22. On the 26th of the same month, the MP-AC initiated criminal and civil proceedings to investigate the circumstances of the death. The CRF-AC also investigates the circumstances of the case with the justice bodies. The man left three children, aged 10, 8 years old and a one-month-old baby, as well as a partner with whom he had been in a stable relationship for more than ten years. At the time, the family even staged a protest asking for justice and speed in the investigations. Maiko Oliveira França died in Cruzeiro do Sul on March 22 Personal archive Review Acre's news programs