Drugs found in popular gummy candy: child ends up in coma in the Netherlands.
A young child in the Netherlands fell into a coma after eating Happy Cola F!ZZ candies from Haribo, which were found to contain cannabis. The batch of products has already been recalled from stores. According to the police, children from the eastern part of the country felt unwell after consuming them and went to the hospital with complaints. It is known that one of them ended up in a coma, but both are now feeling better. Doctors have not commented on the details of the incident in order to protect the families' privacy.
The Netherlands faced a situation where children felt unwell after consuming Happy Cola F!ZZ candies from Haribo, which were found to contain cannabis. One of the kids ended up in a coma, but both children's conditions have improved. Haribo has already recalled the batch of candies, and an expert examination confirmed the presence of the narcotic substance in their composition.
The incident at the child care facility has sparked serious public concern and requires a thorough investigation to determine the causes and accountable parties.
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