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Drug overdoses are rising in Sudbury-Manitoulin due to potentially contaminated street drugs, prompting public health warnings.
Public Health Sudbury and Districts reports a rise in drug overdoses in the Sudbury-Manitoulin region with no confirmed cause, warning that street drugs may be contaminated with deadly substances like fentanyl, carfentanil, or xylazine.
Emergency calls for suspected poisonings have increased, including cases unresponsive to naloxone.
Cold weather is heightening risks for outdoor drug users.
Officials urge staying warm, keeping naloxone close to the body, using it repeatedly if needed, and seeking help immediately.
Preventive steps include carrying naloxone, avoiding substance mixing, starting with low doses, and using virtual support services.
Free naloxone kits are available at local clinics, pharmacies, and online.
Las sobredosis de drogas están aumentando en Sudbury-Manitoulin debido a las drogas callejeras potencialmente contaminadas, provocando advertencias de salud pública.