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Carlow Nationalist — Report shows rise in number of problem cocaine cases reported - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Report shows rise in number of problem cocaine cases reported

The number of cases of people seeking treatment for problem cocaine use has tripled between 2015-2021…

Big Rise In People Seeking Treatment For Cocaine Addiction - Vimarsana News

Big Rise In People Seeking Treatment For Cocaine Addiction

Following on from our story last week on the rise of cocaine use across the general population, a study has shown a massive increase in treatment for cocaine...

Number of Irish people seeking treatment for cocaine use TRIPLES, new report reveals - Vimarsana News

Number of Irish people seeking treatment for cocaine use TRIPLES, new report reveals

 

Gannet shooting: Auckland Council rules out extra security at Muriwai colony - Vimarsana News

Gannet shooting: Auckland Council rules out extra security at Muriwai colony

An Auckland Council spokeswoman said the incident was being treated as isolated and there were no plans to put further security cameras up. She confirmed there were CCTV cameras around the gannet colony, but wouldn’t say exactly where for security reasons. Restricting access to the colony is also not being considered at this time, she said. Simon Runting/Supplied Simon Runting said he wanted whoever was responsible for killing the birds found. “It is public access to the beach and gannet colony at Muriwai, and we don’t want to punish the vast majority of respectful visitors for ...

'Cocaine crisis' looms as more are turning to drugs to deal with job losses and mental health issues, experts say - Vimarsana News

'Cocaine crisis' looms as more are turning to drugs to deal with job losses and mental health issues, experts say

Ireland is facing a ‘cocaine crisis’ after the Covid-19 pandemic as health researchers and criminologists predict more people are turning to drugs to cope with unemployment and mental health issues.