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Crack cocaine contamination with synthetic cannabinoids is causing severe health crises in Glasgow, prompting urgent public warnings.
A surge in drug-related incidents, including deaths, in Glasgow has prompted urgent warnings from health and law enforcement officials.
Multiple people have suffered severe reactions—such as unconsciousness, breathing problems, seizures, and vomiting—after using crack cocaine, with evidence pointing to contamination by synthetic cannabinoids like Spice, which can cause unpredictable and life-threatening effects.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and local partners urge users to stop using crack cocaine, avoid unfamiliar supplies, start with small amounts, never use alone, and refrain from mixing substances.
Naloxone is recommended as a precaution due to possible opioid contamination.
Officials emphasize harm reduction, support services, and increased awareness, expressing condolences to affected families and calling for caution amid ongoing investigations.
La contaminación de la cocaína crack con cannabinoides sintéticos está causando graves crisis de salud en Glasgow, lo que ha provocado advertencias públicas urgentes.