Throughout the province, law enforcement forces are carrying out a demanding fight to combat drug trafficking
The Incontro community of Molino Silla currently welcomes 350 people, hosted to help them escape the tunnel of addiction.
Among them there are also minors.
A gloomy picture highlighted by an article in Il Messaggero, which reports how throughout the province the police are carrying out a demanding fight to combat drug trafficking.
A reality where in twenty days enhanced substances with lethal effects appeared that had never been found in the basin: pink cocaine and superhashish, with an active ingredient equal to 95 percent purity.
An illegal market that is very alarming, precisely because the effects are unpredictable and the search for antidotes in the event of an overdose becomes a desperate undertaking.
Now the greatest attention is also paid to Fentanyl, a substance for which very few milligrams are enough to send a person into overdose.
But fortunately in the tests carried out in the Community this lethal substance has never been detected until today, thanks above all to prevention and to those who fight drug dealing in the province of Terni: from the police to the public service to accredited private individuals.
And if the Local Health Authority of Umbria 2 denies the news according to which “the drug-addicted girl found in possession of traces of Fentanyl in Perugia is being treated at the Serd of Terni” and that the dose subject to in-depth investigation was sold and purchased in the Terni area” – attention to the lethal substance is maximum here too.
«The national alert from the ministry and the prefecture also concerns the services of the Umbria 2 local health authority – confirms the press office of the health company – on the front line for the prevention and fight against addictions to substances of abuse».
The merciless fight therefore continues unabated in the city where Flavio and Gianluca, inseparable friends aged 16 and 15, were killed by the methadone given to them by a drug addict from Terni for 15 euros. The tragedy dates back to July 7, 2020, but continues to make headlines.
The lawyers of the families of Flavio and Gianluca have asked the Local Health Authority for compensation of five million euros for the death of the two teenagers from Terni, which was allegedly caused by the incorrect management of a long-term drug addict who, having been deemed reliable, every On Monday he collected the vials of methadone that he needed for the whole week and took them home for treatment.
