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Everything to know about ‘Infused noodles’ as drug abuse takes a dangerous new twist in Ghana
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A new form of substance abuse involving drug-infused foods, including instant noodles, has raised concerns in Ghana, with experts warning about the dangers of consuming narcotics hidden in everyday meals.
A new method of substance abuse involving the mixing of narcotic substances with everyday foods, including instant noodles, has emerged as a growing concern in Ghana, with health experts warning about the dangers of the trend.
According to Dr Owusu Antwi, drug users have reported mixing substances into various types of food, including: Instant noodles StewsCakesDoughnutsOther homemade food products She cautioned the public to be more aware of how some individuals may misuse everyday foods to conceal narcotic substances.
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