The government has issued a warning after more than half a dozen people on Island needed medical attention after suspected ketamine use.
It’s thought that the supply of the Class B drug is tainted, and any users are urged to avoid taking it.
The symptoms of a ketamine overdose are similar to what users experience as a high, and include dangerously slow breathing and unconsciousness.
If someone is experiencing overdose symptoms an ambulance must be called immediately.
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