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Health Ministry and Police Warn of Addictive Drugs in "Khat Drops"

Israel's Ministry of Health and Police are warning the public about "Khat Drops" after dangerous synthetic drugs were found in products falsely marketed as natural khat extracts. Consumers are unknowingly at risk of ingesting illicit substances.

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What happened

  1. 01Israel's Ministry of Health and Police issued a severe warning about "Khat Drops."
  2. 02Dangerous synthetic drugs were discovered in products marketed as natural khat extracts.
  3. 03Consumers may be unknowingly ingesting illicit and addictive substances.
  4. 04The sale and use of khat-derived products are illegal in Israel.
  5. 05Authorities urge the public to avoid these products and report suspicious sales.

The sale and use of khat-derived products are illegal, and authorities urge the public to avoid them and report any suspected distribution.

Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv, the latest report. Read Maariv’s original

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