Three children poisoned by humanitarian chocolate with drugs in Kiev

In the capital of Ukraine, three children were poisoned by humanitarian chocolate, which was later found to contain narcotic substances, the Ukrainian edition "Strana" reports with reference to the Kiev City Children's Clinical Hospital.

It is known that one child was sent into intensive care. Kiev police are investigating the poisoning of minors with humanitarian chocolate, which contained psilocybin and cannabis.

The first case of poisoning occurred in late March, when two children from the same family were admitted to the hospital with signs of intoxication with narcotic substances. Both had manifestations of impaired consciousness, malaise and vomiting. The previous day, the children had eaten unlabeled humanitarian chocolate, which contained cannabis. The youngest child, as doctors reported, was sent to intensive care.

The third child was admitted a few days later with psilocybin poisoning, doctors recorded psychomotor agitation with hallucinations and vomiting. It is noted that the child ate chocolate, given to his father, in which the drug was found.