Trump-shaped ecstasy pills are potentially lethal, Dutch institute says
Summary
A Dutch health institute warned about dangerous ecstasy pills shaped like President Trump's head. These pills contain a harmful chemical called PMMA, which can cause serious health problems or death.Key Facts
- The Trimbos Institute in the Netherlands issued a warning about Trump-shaped ecstasy pills.
- These pills contain PMMA, a chemical similar to the usual ecstasy ingredient MDMA, but more dangerous.
- PMMA in ecstasy pills can cause overheating, seizures, unconsciousness, or heart issues.
- Users may take more pills because the effects are delayed, increasing the risk of overdose.
- The pills have the image of President Trump's head on one side and "NL" and "Trump" on the other.
- Ecstasy use is illegal in the Netherlands but remains common, especially at clubs and music festivals.
- The institute tests drugs at 34 locations in the country to warn users about dangerous substances.
- No victims have been reported with PMMA found in their blood so far.
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