Teenage Girl Hospitalized Due to Suspected E-Cigarette Poisoning in Russia

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Mar.12.2024

Teenage Girl Hospitalized Due to Suspected E-Cigarette Poisoning in Russia

A 9th grade girl in Saint Petersburg hospitalized for acute poisoning due to suspected e-cigarette; police investigate.

According to the Russian media Fontanka, in early March, a ninth grade girl from Saint Petersburg was hospitalized at Filatov Hospital due to acute poisoning. The incident is suspected to have been caused by an e-cigarette, according to the investigation.

Parents discovered the female student on the morning of March 8 next to vomit, holding a cigarette. Currently, the police have launched an investigation. The 15-year-old girl's health condition is worrisome. Doctors diagnosed her with acute poisoning, the toxic substance which will suppress the activity of the central nervous system. The girl comes from a stable family and has not been registered with the juvenile justice system.

There was also a similar case before. A fifth grade boy from Moscow exhibited abnormal behavior after attempting to make his own e-liquid and was admitted to a children's mental health center. Test results revealed that he had powerful drugs in his system that could cause hallucinations.

References:

[1] Юную Петербурженку госпитализировали из-за электронной сигареты

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[4] CRPT: Russian HTPs Production Surged by 26% in 2023

[5] Shops in Ulan-Ude, Russia, Fined for Illegally Selling Nicotine Products to Minors

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