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More Than 30 People Overdosed In New Haven, First Responders Cite Laced “K2” Drug

Ethan | August 15, 2018 | Latest | No Comments

  1. More Than 30 People Overdosed In New Haven, First Responders Cite Laced “K2” Drug  Hartford Courant
  2. At Least Two Dozen People Overdosed in a Connecticut Park Today  Live Science
  3. New Haven issues public health alert following drug overdoses  New Haven Register
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Gold, silver extend record-breaking rallies as uncertainty persists – Reuters

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