Tynwald has voted in favour of extending the ban on the ‘legal high’ MDAI for a further year.
MDAI was banned following the death of a local teenager in 2011, and will remain a Class C drug throughout 2014.
A controlled substance, it was initially billed as a designer drug when it first appeared on the scene in 2007.
Shelly Stanley from DASH says people are putting their bodies at extreme risk by mixing alcohol with these types of substances:
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