Five Schoolkids Rushed to Hospital After Vaping ‘Zombie Drug’ Spice
One Child in Coma After Vaping Spice-Laced Vape Pen
Five schoolchildren were rushed to hospital after reportedly using a vape pen laced with the illegal drug Spice. The shocking incident unfolded on January 29 at a school in Eltham, where pupils suddenly fell ill. One child was left in a coma before being revived by medics.
Police Warn of Fake THC Vape Products Containing Dangerous Spice
New Scotland Yard revealed the vapes were likely sold by illegal dealers claiming they contained THC, the active compound in cannabis. Tests confirmed the presence of Spice — a synthetic cannabinoid known for causing severe, unpredictable side effects including confusion, vomiting, and reduced consciousness.
‘Zombie Drug’ Spice Poses Serious Threat to Young People
A Metropolitan Police spokesperson stressed the grave risks of illicit vape products and urged the public to avoid illegal drugs. “Spice is notoriously dangerous,” they said, highlighting how it induces trance-like states and life-threatening reactions. Authorities are working alongside health agencies to raise awareness and prevent more tragedies.
Parents and Schools Urged to Stay Alert Amid Ongoing Investigation
As police continue probing the circumstances, parents, carers, and schools have been warned to watch for symptoms in young people and seek urgent medical help if necessary. The school involved has not been named while investigations remain ongoing.
- Symptoms displayed: reduced consciousness, vomiting, confusion
- Spice aka “zombie drug” causes unpredictable effects
- One child placed in induced coma, later recovering
This frightening episode serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by illegal drugs and the need for vigilance to protect youngsters nationwide.
