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Police are warning of a significant rise in the use and sale of cocaine in the region, with ongoing dealing and use of synthetic party drugs like MDMA and ketamine. Otago Lakes Organised Crime lead Detective Sergeant Regan Boucher is urging people to avoid taking recreational drugs and warns of an increasing risk that they may not be buying what they think. The biggest haul was in Queenstown where Boucher also said that higher levels were being detected in the wastewater. Since then, an increase in drug usage has continued to rise locally. Not even the current tougher economic times appear to be impacting dealer profits. A recent New Zealand Drug Foundation report found cocaine use has almost doubled in New Zealand in the last two years. Executive director Sarah Helm puts the increase down to a significant increase in international cocaine production and supply, which is concerning because it has a higher risk of addiction than more common drugs like MDMA. Boucher is also urging people to drink responsibly with the ski season approaching and more visitors enjoying eateries and bars. If an incident has already occurred people are urged to provide information via the Police non-emergency number — call or go online at Eat something substantial before you go. Have a glass of water between drinks. Take a fully charged phone. Agree where to meet if friends get separated. Regularly check on your mates if they seem to be overdoing it. Have a plan to get home. Prearrange a sober driver or be prepared to get an Uber or taxi. Never walk home alone. The Lakes Weekly delivers stories and news that connects with local so they come away each week better connected to their community. Advertisers benefit from the association with the LWB brand values. Copies are available in service stations, libraries and drop boxes throughout the region and every supermarket throughout the Queenstown basin and Wanaka. Cocaine use on the rise as ski season approaches 3 minutes read. Latest News. Writers festival celebrating the locals too. Chronic pain patient endures long wait for treatment: 'ACC has been playing with my life'. Latest issue Read Now. Online the issue is available Monday afternoon, on lwb. Read the Latest issue. Advertise Contact.

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