Man dies after swallowing ten tablets of tramadol in competition

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Archipelago 5 months ago

Who pays the cost of moving this fool from hospital to hospital? The organiser of the competition should be arrested for possessing Tramadol illegally

Who pays the cost of moving this fool from hospital to hospital? The organiser of the competition should be arrested for possessing Tramadol illegally
Yaa Yaa (YY Network, Begoro. E/R) We have a problem indeed! 5 months ago

This tragedy raises two serious public concerns at the same time: escalating youth drug abuse and poor emergency healthcare delivery.
A young man reportedly died after swallowing multiple tablets of Tramadol during a competi ...
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This tragedy raises two serious public concerns at the same time: escalating youth drug abuse and poor emergency healthcare delivery.
A young man reportedly died after swallowing multiple tablets of Tramadol during a competition — a disturbing sign of how dangerous prescription-drug abuse has become among youth.
Tramadol misuse is increasingly linked to risky behavior, addiction, seizures, overdose, and preventable deaths.
The incident also raises troubling questions about the quality of emergency medical care and overdose response.
In a suspected opioid overdose, rapid intervention is critical. Delays can mean the difference between life and death.
If there was no documented administration or consideration of Naloxone, that would be a major concern in the standard of care.
Multiple transfers between facilities may suggest weaknesses in stabilization capacity, emergency preparedness, and referral coordination.
Failure to provide timely respiratory support, seizure management, intensive monitoring, or poisoning-protocol treatment would point to poor healthcare delivery.
A patient in overdose crisis should not simply be transferred repeatedly without aggressive definitive management.
The case highlights broader systemic problems: inadequate overdose preparedness, weak toxicology response systems, and gaps in emergency care infrastructure.
It is both a warning about substance abuse among young people and an indictment of fragile emergency healthcare systems that may not be equipped to manage critical poisoning cases effectively.
One idiot armed robber is gone 5 months ago

Let them takes hard drugs and gone too soon so that armed robbery will reduce

Let them takes hard drugs and gone too soon so that armed robbery will reduce
Chaki 5 months ago

Hahahahaha very funny

Hahahahaha very funny
Emma 5 months ago

In such situations, can't our hospital quickly harvest some vital organs and use same to save more sensible people's lives?

In such situations, can't our hospital quickly harvest some vital organs and use same to save more sensible people's lives?
Ivory Mensah 5 months ago

Emma all those organs are already poisoned. And the recipient will become an armed robber and hardened drug user. Fools paradise.

Emma all those organs are already poisoned. And the recipient will become an armed robber and hardened drug user. Fools paradise.
Name 5 months ago

Emma, NO. Hospitals cannot harvest vital organs of any person, unless the person had legally authorized that while alive.

What is still worse: in the case of this drug addict, even if he had authorized while alive, his wh ...
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Emma, NO. Hospitals cannot harvest vital organs of any person, unless the person had legally authorized that while alive.

What is still worse: in the case of this drug addict, even if he had authorized while alive, his whole body was poisoned, so it wouldn't worth transplanting poisoned parts to another patient.
ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 5 months ago

We need less fools in society it's good he is gone unfortunately we have .ore fools in thebsystem and I wish they too will engage in such competitions, Betting, drinking competitions etc

We need less fools in society it's good he is gone unfortunately we have .ore fools in thebsystem and I wish they too will engage in such competitions, Betting, drinking competitions etc
Dead Ghanaians are the only good ones 5 months ago

A Ghanaian died. ....... Who cares? Good riddance.

A Ghanaian died. ....... Who cares? Good riddance.

Maama the Gonja mafia. 5 months ago

Gonja mafia John and his QNET govt are cheer leaders in hate speech.

The who ndc party is a criminal enterprise.

Never trust anything said by ndc party members and leaders.

Remember that Gonja mafia John Mahama and h ...
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Gonja mafia John and his QNET govt are cheer leaders in hate speech.

The who ndc party is a criminal enterprise.

Never trust anything said by ndc party members and leaders.

Remember that Gonja mafia John Mahama and his QNET govt are using your own monies to misinform you.

Are you seeing what we are seeing?

This ndc QNET govt is the most insensitive and incompetent Ghana has ever had.

Koka today
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Sammy tomorrow
Shantom 5 months ago

Poor reportage!
You failed your readers. Next time the reporter or the editor should state the strength of the medication involved here. It will help in so many ways

Poor reportage!
You failed your readers. Next time the reporter or the editor should state the strength of the medication involved here. It will help in so many ways
God will elevate Nigeria 5 months ago

A Nigerian forced him to drink it. Sack all Nigerians

A Nigerian forced him to drink it. Sack all Nigerians
Catekastyle 5 months ago

Hey, Ghanaians and Nigerians are the same. We both are messed up in character.

Hey, Ghanaians and Nigerians are the same. We both are messed up in character.
Bernado 5 months ago

Maybe his soul burn eternally in hell!

Maybe his soul burn eternally in hell!
Bernado 5 months ago

May his soul burn eternally in hell!

May his soul burn eternally in hell!
Dead Ghanaians are the only good ones 5 months ago

A Ghanaian died. ..... Who cares??? Good riddance.

A Ghanaian died. ..... Who cares??? Good riddance.
Dead Ghanaians are the only good ones 5 months ago

A Ghanaian died. ....... Who cares?? Good riddance.....

A Ghanaian died. ....... Who cares?? Good riddance.....
Kennedy Agyepong 5 months ago

Lies, the other time l swallowed 25 with akpeteshie and nothing happened to me

Lies, the other time l swallowed 25 with akpeteshie and nothing happened to me
Satan is a ghanaian 5 months ago

Hehe try again

Hehe try again

Great one 5 months ago

So how will he receive the medal?

So how will he receive the medal?
Well.... 5 months ago

What do I have to say? God put a computer on our shoulders so we can use it to think.

What do I have to say? God put a computer on our shoulders so we can use it to think.
Name 5 months ago

THANK GOD for removing another IDIOT from Ghana.

We now have one idiot less, which is very good !!

THANK GOD for removing another IDIOT from Ghana.

We now have one idiot less, which is very good !!
Pelicles 5 months ago

We have such people in Ghana, and how can we develop as a nation? In this age where one can learn from his/her surroundings, others have opted to go insane as if they are not humans.

By the way, Ghana is free from one fool ...
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We have such people in Ghana, and how can we develop as a nation? In this age where one can learn from his/her surroundings, others have opted to go insane as if they are not humans.

By the way, Ghana is free from one foolish sub-human whose vote may not count during the next election.
kulbogo 5 months ago

Lack of knowledge and poverty is the cost of all these,

Lack of knowledge and poverty is the cost of all these,
Catekastyle 5 months ago

Bye !
We don't need stupid people among us ooo !

Bye !
We don't need stupid people among us ooo !
Catekastyle 5 months ago

Ha, Ha, Ha !
Please give me that chain !

Ha, Ha, Ha !
Please give me that chain !
Odeifour 5 months ago

Beautiful death. God will grant you passage to Heaven. Kwasia man like that.

Beautiful death. God will grant you passage to Heaven. Kwasia man like that.
Koti 5 months ago

He's a winner!

He's a winner!
TASKFORCE 5 months ago

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