Verifying information about candy containing drugs sold at school gates

On the evening of November 30, the leader of Lang Son Provincial Police said that the functional forces were coordinating to inspect and invite sellers to work and verify candy packages with eye-catching colors and many foreign words.

Information spread on social media about candy packages containing drugs being sold at school gates in Lang Son City, Lang Son. (Photo cut from clip).

"Currently, the products have been sent to the authorities for ingredient testing; after the results are available, we will inform the people; at the same time, we will investigate and handle violations if the products contain drugs or other harmful substances. The unit is also coordinating to investigate and clarify the case of students eating strange candy that caused poisoning ," the leader of Lang Son Provincial Police added.

The leader of Lang Son Provincial Police also said that the clip that was circulated was filmed by a woman, then sent to everyone, and the unit is reviewing it.

Colorful candy packages with foreign language writing were confiscated by authorities.

Previously, on the morning of November 30, information spread on social networking sites about candy packages sold in front of school gates in Lang Son City (Lang Son) causing poisoning to some students who ate them, suspected of containing drugs.

Specifically, this Facebook shared: "Hundreds of children's candy packages containing drugs were seized and sold right at the gate of an elementary school in Lang Son.

Lang Son police have just seized many colorful snack packages like the one in the photo. These packages were sold in front of primary and secondary school gates in Lang Son City for between 3,000 and 4,000 VND.

Rapid tests on all of these packages showed they were positive for drugs. The seller claimed he knew nothing about it.”

Accompanying the information is a picture of a colorful candy with many foreign words.

In addition, the authorities recommend that parents, students, and people when buying products sold on the market need to clearly understand the origin and source, especially not buy strange products; detect, provide information, coordinate with the authorities to handle violations, protect the health of themselves, their families, and society.

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