US EditionTurkish Town Involutarily Gets High After Police Burn Over 20 Tons of Confiscated Weed
- On April 18, 2025, Turkish authorities set fire to more than 20 tons of cannabis confiscated throughout Diyarbakır province, creating a thick haze over the center of Lice, a town with a population of 25,000.
- Authorities destroyed over 20 tons of seized cannabis worth approximately 10 billion Turkish Lira, confiscated throughout Diyarbakır province between 2023 and 2024, as part of efforts to combat drug trafficking.
- The burning produced thick smoke that permeated the town for nearly a week, causing residents to avoid going outside and keep windows closed due to intoxication fears.
- A local association chairman criticized the disposal method, saying that arranging the cannabis bags to spell 'LICE' in flames added insult and recommending disposal in filtered-factory chimneys.
- This event highlighted health risks from burning narcotics near populated areas and suggested authorities should use safer disposal methods to prevent public discomfort and intoxication.
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"Our Children Got Sick. We Are Constantly Going to The Hospital", Turkish Police Decided To Burn 20 TONS Of Confiscated Weed In The Town Square, Entire Town Gets High
News 18 – Police, in their earnest efforts to rid the streets of marijuana, confiscated a whopping 20 tonnes of it. That’s around 20,000 kilograms of cannabis, seized during 2023–2024. Rather than qui...
The Turkish police wanted to burn 20 tons of marijuana amassed as part of several operations carried out in 2024, to send a strong message to the traffickers. But the smoke caused hallucinations and vertigo among the individuals living nearby.
The police from Lice, a town located in the southeastern part of Turkey, decided on 18 April to raise 20 tonnes of canals - estimated at the market value of 228 million euros - confiscated by authorities during 2024 in approximately 200 anti-drug operations, to transmit a "strong message" to drug traffickers, but the operation became a fisso, causing the people of hallucination for more days, reports Turkey Today.
A city in Turkey with 25,000 inhabitants faced serious health problems after more than 20 tons of macona fire. The incident occurred on 18 April, when the authorities decided to incinerate the drug addict, resulting in a smoke that affected the local population for several days. The residents reported symptoms such as dizziness, nausea and hallucinations. Yahya Oger, president of the Green Star Association, criticized the decision to fire at the…
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