Four teenagers suffered the effects of cannabis poisoning, which they ingested in the form of a drink at the high school where they attend.
All were reported stable, although medical assistance was initially requested and emergency technicians were called to address the situation.
At which high school were students poisoned by a cannabis-infused drink?
The events occurred on Thursday, March 13, 2025, at the Technological, Industrial, and Services High School Center (CBTIS) number 130, located in the city of Durango.
According to initial reports, three women and one man, all teenagers, ingested the drink after ordering it through a delivery service. The product is reportedly known as “Happy Monkey.”
What effects did the cannabis-infused drink have on the students at CBTIS 130?
According to the report made to the 911 emergency number, the most severe effects from ingesting the cannabis-infused beverage were suffered by a young woman.
In that call, it was reported that the young woman was experiencing severe tremors and general malaise; the latter was felt by all four students, who, in response to the fright, sought help. After notifying school authorities, the students’ parents went to the school and took care of the students.
What adverse effects can a cannabis-infused beverage cause?
Ingesting cannabis-infused beverages can cause various adverse effects; one of the most serious is a possible increase in heart rate.
Excessive ingestion, or mixing it with other elements such as taurine (contained in energy drinks), can cause a heart attack in the most severe cases.
Source: posta
