Estonian woman Triin Trofimov lost her son Jonaas, who was killed by new drugs nitazenes
Estonian woman Triin Trofimov lost her son Jonaas, who was killed by new drugs nitazenes. New drugs are spreading in Estonia faster than scientists can research them and authorities can ban them.
Estonian woman Triin Trofimov lost her son Jonaas, who was killed by new drugs nitazenes
Estonian woman Triin Trofimov lost her son Jonaas, whose life was taken by new drugs nitazenes. When the mother asked one of the young man's friends to stop using these substances, he replied that he would rather die.
New synthetic drugs are spreading in Estonia faster than scientists manage to thoroughly research them and state authorities can ban them by law. This makes the situation particularly dangerous, because users often do not know exactly what they are dealing with.
Source: Denník N – https://dennikn.sk/minuta/5449839/
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