Warning issued to clubbers after two deaths due to dangerous '80' pill batch in London

Killer pills warning extended to London schools after deaths of two clubbers

London councils issue warning to schools in the borough highlighting the serious danger posed by the pills

Urgent warning after drugs that killed two in are identified

Two pills seized by police in Southall (Picture: Ealing Council) Drugs that claimed the lives of two people in London last week have been identified. A 28-year-old man and 20-year-old woman died in Southall, west London, after taking the mysterious drug at a nightclub. Their bodies were found the next day at a house in Ealing and another person was taken to hospital. It is believed they may have thought they were buying ecstasy or powerful paink…

Warning issued to clubbers after two deaths due to dangerous '80' pill batch in London

Clubbers in the UK have been issued a warning after a dangerous batch of pills was linked to two deaths. The message was shared by drug welfare organisation Release Drugs over the weekend, and highlighted how the pills have been connected to two people dying and one being hospitalised in London. The pills are green and circular and can be identified by the ‘80’ marked on them. They reportedly contain MDMA, ketamine and Isotonitazene – with the l…

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Warning issued after two deaths linked to dangerous pills sold in London

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Drug warning following two overdoses | Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Drug warning following two overdosesEHEBEBR Tue, 03/06/2025 - 12:33 Green pills containing synthetic opioids (Nitazenes) are circulating in London and have resulted in the death of two people in Ealing. Similar pills, marked as oxycodone, are also linked to deaths in the Thames Valley and Kent. The symptoms include feeling dizzy and tired. People are being advised not to take these pills, even in smaller amounts, as they may contain lethal doses…