The Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) has issued a stern warning to parents as a new threat emerges in the form of seemingly harmless lollipops.
Dubbed “party lollipops” or “drunk lollipops,” these dangerous candies have skyrocketed in popularity among the younger generation and partygoers, posing a grave risk to unsuspecting individuals.
Police Lieuteant-General Phanurat Lakboon, the Secretary-General of the ONCB, disclosed that these illicit treats are openly peddled on social media platforms following a crackdown on other recreational drugs. During tests conducted by the ONCB’s Narcotic Analysis and Technical Service Institute, alarming results surfaced. One variant contained nimetazepam and tramadol, two contained ketamine and tramadol, and another concealed the potent flunitrazepam.
“These ingredients fall under highly…
