Assaulted by pranksters
Oldest temple needs repair
New film looks at riot
MP threatens legal action
2/3 disabled face barriers
Trucker guilty in death
Spiking violence in Iraq
New world, no atmosphere
Court won't hear case
Twitter hunts code leak
Taking over failed bank
Lettuce prices on way up
Warriors, Vipers in round 1
Rockets hand out hardware
Sloppy end to Rockets year
Renner back on his feet
Bynes 'hold' extended
Andrew to write tell-all
.gif)
Photo: Interior Health
Interior Health has issued a drug alert for users in the Kamloops area.
According to IH, crystals and powder sold as ketamine has been found to contain up to 75 per cent methamphetamine, posing a risk for stimulant overdose.
“Symptoms include irregular heartbeat, chest pain, difficulty sleeping and agitation,” IH said in a warning posted online.
“Methamphetamine lasts much longer than ketamine.”
Users are encouraged to check their drugs before using and crush drugs into a fine powder to avoid hot spots.
The alert will remain in effect until Feb. 10.
For more information, click here.
