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Guard your one life jealously!

In recent weeks, social media has been abuzz with reports of poisoning, tragically resulting in the loss of lives. At the forefront of these incidents are cases of people being poisoned at pubs, where substances are slipped into their drinks while they're hitting the dance floor or taking a bathroom break.

The stark reality is that, as individuals, we bear the responsibility to safeguard ourselves and prioritise our safety. While we all have different preferences, it's crucial to recognise that, regardless of personal choices, we must take ownership of our safety.

There are disturbing reports of an increasing number of people seeking medical attention only to discover they were poisoned, with some of these cases ending in tragedy. Most of these poisoning incidents seem to occur at entertainment venues, where drinks are allegedly spiked while individuals are engaged in activities like dancing or using the bathroom. The world has changed from the safer times enjoyed by our parents and grandparents. The Internet has also facilitated access to information which aids those with malicious intentions.

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