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‘They use it to find some relief’: Drug use on the rise

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When the waiter returns, a group of four men and two women openly cut and snort lines of ketamine, a powerful anaesthetic commonly used on animals, under dazzling laser beams. Before the military coup, this club was just like any other night-time entertainment venue — a place for Yangon residents to drink and dance away stress after a long work week. A doctor and the founder of a Yangon-based organisation helping victims of drug addiction told Frontier that he was dealing with an alarming rise in young patients since the February coup. Security forces responded to mass protests by slaughtering hundreds of civilians, sparking a broadening civil war, while erratic policy decisions collapsed the economy. During the previous administration, petty drug use among young people in Yangon was curbed by a campaign launched in by the military-controlled home affairs ministry that encouraged people to become whistle blowers, with authorities offering informants large cash rewards. In the months immediately preceding the coup, Chinese triad groups operating in the Greater Mekong region began a rampant expansion in the narcotics production. These groups have historically dominated the drug trade in Myanmar with the acquiescence and active participation of certain ethnic armed groups, military-aligned Border Guard Forces and individuals backed by the Tatmadaw. Key among these are precursor chemicals that enter Myanmar from China, either as mislabelled commercial chemicals or smuggled in unmarked containers. The pills are produced in their trillions in jungle labs throughout eastern Myanmar and exported to Asia and beyond. With production both rampant and unconstrained, post-coup conditions provide fertile ground for an upsurge in domestic drug use. Happy water is now so ubiquitous, that a sachet was recently accidentally consumed by a monk and his lay servants in Tachileik. From March, the military intensified its violent crackdowns in Yangon, killing hundreds. Ko Jeffrey told Frontier that, while the open sale narcotics such as methamphetamine used to only be prevalent in mining township gem markets, such as Mogok in Mandalay Region and Hpakant in Kachin State, they are now prominent in black markets in central Yangon. Heroin and crystal meth, known globally as ice, can now also be purchased across Yangon as if it were being sold legally, Ko Jeffrey said. While the cost of fuel and basic goods has risen dramatically since the military takeover, the price of street drugs has slumped — at the time of writing, a can of Coca-Cola K, or US 25 cents is almost twice the average price of a WY pill K, or US 15 cents. Some people arrested for possession of drugs told Frontier that they believed they were only detained so that police or soldiers could extort money from them, and many had been set free after meeting cash demands based on the type and quantity of drugs discovered. They said that security forces at checkpoints where most arrests are made are more concerned with detaining anti-military activists and resistance force members. There was also a pack of 10 WY pills in my bag, as well as some weed. But Frontier knows of at least one other case when a Yangon protester was arrested with demonstration materials and marijuana in his vehicle, and the regime was happy to pile on drugs charges to extend his prison sentence, which he is still serving today. To many users, including Hein Thant, casual drug dealing now represents a low-risk way of making ends meet. He sells cannabis — which he says many dealers now feel comfortable growing in their own homes — but yaba has become his mainstay. Although selling drugs in Yangon is no longer such a risky business, those working with users say that they are seeing more people fall prey to side effects and addiction. He said that nobody had tested the chemical composition of the latest batch of yaba pills being circulated in Yangon, and claimed to have personally experienced serious psychological damage, including hallucinations and bouts of severe depression. Sign up for our Frontier Fridays newsletter. This post is also available in: English. Issues Issues. Party goers dance in a private room in a KTV, where drugs are readily available. October 31, A baggy of ecstasy pills and ketamine. More stories. Doh Athan. How is your mental health these days? Many Myanmar people are said to be suffering from depression and anxiety, after enduring almost four years of destruction and deprivation. These include journalists, who are also traumatised by having to witness and document these disturbing events. BY Frontier. Related stories. News Feed , News Feed , News. Myanmar junta invites armed groups to stop fighting, start talks. Volunteers rush to help as Myanmar flood toll surges. Latest Issue. 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