Two people have been killed in their twenty -nine conditions London After allegedly consuming a super-stone Opioid Drugs, the first with experts The UK is connected to new substances.
Warned that they can be hundreds of times stronger than heroin, Nitzen is a new form of synthetic opioid and as it can be done wrong. Drugs Including oxicode, which is a highly addictive prescription drug that is used to treat pain.
A 20 -year -old woman and a 28 -year -old man are understood to have taken the medicine after visiting a club in South London on the May Bank Holiday Weekend.
Blue pills, marked with 80 numbers, may potentially be wrong for “oxy”, which can help users fall asleep.
In a statement on its social media page, the nightclub Ministry of Sound of Sound at Elephant and Castle said: “We have been informed about a dangerous batch of blue-green bullets marked with ’80 ‘.
“These bullets are admitted to the hospital and tragically two confirmed confirmed.
“Reports indicate that they contain synthetic opioids, as well as marks ketamine And MDMA. They are being sold incorrectly in the form of ecstasy or oxycodone, and the investigation is on. ,
He encouraged anyone who felt unwell at the venue at the venue to seek medical assistance immediately from his on-site team on his site.
In East London, and in fabric, Farringdon, similar messages also warn people of the risks of drug consumption to those posted.
It has inspired apprehensions before the festival seasonWith increased calls for front-off-house drug testing.
Talk to Many times, Professor Fiona Medham, founder of Drug Checking Charity The Loop, said: “So far, there have been about two Nitazine -related deaths per week, mainly with options and street benzodiazepin contamination of markets.
“It seems to be a leap from the delicating drug using communities with the deaths of two clubs, but we do not yet know the intention of purchasing. If we did, we can target suitable groups to buy, for example, oxicodon or ecstasy pills.”
The home office said: “Every death from drugs is a tragedy and our views are with the family and friends of those two people who have lost their lives unhappy.
“We are firm to take steps to prevent drug -related deaths and we support the testing of drugs seized by the police or accumulate in the amnesty compartment, but we cannot support testing for recreational users as there is no safe way to take illegal drugs.
“We are doing everything that we can deal with the danger developed from synthetic opioids such as Nitazen, including working closely with the police to increase the number of officers carrying Opioid overdose antidot Nocroxone.”
Metropolitan Police Said: “We are currently investigating the death of two people at a residential address in Southol’s Havelock Road.
“Mate officials were called on Monday, 26 May at 16:00 pm, after the report it was said that a 20 -year -old woman and a 28 -year -old man were found to be unanswered.
“Paramedics of the London Ambulance Service participated in the scene where both people were unhappy. The deaths are considered unexpected and an investigation continues.
“Post mortem exams have been done and we wait for the results of the findings of toxic science.
“Family members for both men and women have been informed, they are currently being supported by expert officers.”
