According to Regina police, traces of xylazine were found in a tested substance that was believed to have been sold as fentanyl.
In humans, the drug causes sedation, muscle relaxation and unconsciousness.According to police, traces of the drug were found in a tested substance that was believed to have been sold as fentanyl. Fentanyl was also detected in the drug.
Police said they believe the drug to have come from a larger batch that is likely circulating in Regina. They said it was purple.In a media release, police asked the public to be aware of the signs of overdose and carry and know how to properly use naloxone.Meet the woman whose ‘miracle’ cat finally did come back – five years later
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