In Auckland, New Zealand, a charity that helps homeless people accidentally gave out candies laced with a dangerous drug called methamphetamine. The candies, which were donated by someone in the community, turned out to be filled with methamphetamine, and this drug could be deadly.
The Auckland City Mission quickly realized the problem and began contacting up to 400 people to find and remove any potentially harmful candies from their food parcels. Three people who ate the candies had to go to the hospital but are now okay.
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A charity in Auckland, New Zealand, accidentally distributed methamphetamine-laced candies in food parcels meant for the homeless after they were unknowingly donated by a member of the public. The sweets, which… pic.twitter.com/zZHnFHiJdW
Each candy contained up to 300 times more methamphetamine than is usually consumed, making it extremely dangerous. The New Zealand Drug Foundation, which tested the candies, warned that this amount could be lethal.
Ben Birks Ang from the Drug Foundation explained that disguising drugs as ordinary items is a common trick used to smuggle them across borders. This suggests that more of thes...
