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Puerta 8: Inside the Buenos Aires settlement where adulterated cocaine killed 24 people

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Adulterated cocaine has killed at least 20 people and left 74 in hospitals around the Buenos Aires region of Argentina, the authorities say. Investigators believe the illegal drug was either laced with some kind of poison or 'cut' with another substance. The regional security minister called on any users who had bought cocaine in the past 24 hours to throw it away. Reports suggest the drugs were bought in the same shanty town and nine arrests have been made. Investigators are awaiting the results of post-mortem examinations to compare drugs seized in raids with those consumed by the victims. Outside a hospital in Hurlingham, an empty police car was attacked and damaged by people related to one of the victims, local media reported. Cocaine hydrochloride is a highly addictive stimulant extracted from the leaves of coca plants and is generally snorted. A report on drug consumption in the Americas listed Argentina as the country with the third highest rate of cocaine consumption per person after the US and Uruguay. Raids were launched after one user reportedly told police they had bought cocaine from an individual in the Puerta 8 shantytown in Tres de Febrero. Cocaine was subsequently found in similar packages to those provided by a relative of one of the people who had died. Sergio Berni, the security minister for Buenos Aires province, said: 'Every dealer that buys cocaine cuts it. Some do it with non-toxic substances such as starch. Others put hallucinogens, and if there is no form of control, those things pass. On this occasion, however, the drug was cut with a harmful substance as part of a 'war between drug-traffickers', he was quoted as saying by AFP news agency. Authorities suspect the substance used to cut the cocaine contained a strong sedative, the agency adds. We have no precedent. He added: 'We think the substance was added deliberately, it's not a processing error. Victims are believed to have suffered convulsions and sudden heart attacks. Skip to content. US Election. Argentina drugs: Adulterated cocaine kills 20 in Buenos Aires. Getty Images. Cocaine file image. Argentina crematorium burns Russian drugs. Diplomatic luggage cocaine plot foiled. Drug use. Drugs trade. Buenos Aires.

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