Anti-drug experts say the age of first drug use has fallen to 10 as Romania becomes a market for inexpensive synthetics
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According to Romanian anti-drug specialists, cheap synthetic drugs, dubbed "the poor man's drugs," are now easily accessible to children in Romania, with a single dose costing as little as a cheap sandwich. The age at which drug use begins has dropped to as low as 10 years old, according to experts.
Specialists warn that Romania has become a market for inexpensive synthetic drugs, which are increasingly available to minors. The low cost and easy availability have contributed to the alarming trend of younger children experimenting with these substances.
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The age at which consumption begins has dropped to 10 years.
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The age at which consumption begins has dropped to 10 years.
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