Fentanyl in Colombia: Ministry of Justice warns about mixtures with ketamine and tusi that consumers may not be aware of
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The Colombian Ministry of Justice has issued an alert regarding the unauthorized use and monitoring of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid legally used in medicine for pain management. Authorities are tracking the drug due to the significant risks associated with unsupervised consumption.
Specifically, the Ministry warned that fentanyl is being mixed with other substances such as ketamine and tusi, creating dangerous combinations that consumers may be entirely unaware of when using these drugs.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Public health warning on clandestine fentanyl mixtures in Colombia.
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