Trump face pills spark alarm in Netherlands
The article discusses Dutch authorities' warnings about the circulation of illicit pills labeled with the face of former US President Donald Trump. Tests have revealed that these pills contain a high percentage of "PMMA," a substance that can cause a sudden and fatal rise in body temperature. The pills are distinguished by Trump's image and phrases referencing the Netherlands. Despite being banned, they are widely used at parties, posing serious risks due to their slow onset of effects and the increased likelihood of overdose. Symptoms of overdose include rapid heartbeat, nausea, and convulsions. Although no deaths have been reported so far, authorities are cautioning about the danger posed by these pills, which are circulating among hundreds of thousands of users. There have been previous cases of similar pills shaped like Trump's face being intercepted.
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