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Health Ministry and Police Warn of Dangerous Drugs in 'Khat Drops'

Israel's Ministry of Health and Police warned on Sunday, November 26th, that "Khat Drops," marketed as natural, contain the dangerous and addictive drug methamphetamine. Laboratory tests confirmed the substance, which poses life-threatening risks.

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Health Ministry and Police Warn of Dangerous Drugs in 'Khat Drops'
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What happened

  1. 01Israel's Ministry of Health and Police warned "Khat Drops" contain dangerous methamphetamine.
  2. 02The product is marketed as natural but laboratory tests confirmed the drug's presence.
  3. 03Methamphetamine has a high potential for addiction and can be life-threatening.
  4. 04Products derived from khat plants are prohibited by law for sale and consumption.
  5. 05Authorities urge the public to avoid these products and report suspected sales.

Authorities have prohibited khat-derived products and urge the public to report any suspected sales.

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

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