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Deadly Doses II: ‘Infused Indomie’ hits food joints as drug abuse takes new twist

Speaking to JoyNews on the Hotline documentary, Deadly Doses II: Ghana's Growing Drug Crisis, Dr Owusu Antwi said patients receiving treatment had admitted using instant noodles as one of several foods to take drugs with.
Psychiatrist Dr Ruth Owusu Antwi has raised concerns over a trend in Ghana's growing drug crisis, revealing that some drug users are mixing narcotic substances into Indomie and other everyday foods to consume them.
The psychiatrist said that her comments were not directed at the instant noodle brand itself, but at the way some drug users misuse the food.
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