Real life version of Resident Evil! Bands of drug addicts bending down and rampaging on the streets of Philadelphia, USA Video | Abuse | Reality
Streets in Philadelphia, USA
Recently, the Daily Mail of the UK released a video showcasing chaotic scenes of drug addicts rampaging the streets of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, reminiscent of a real-life version of Resident Evil.
Streets in Philadelphia, USA
The screen shows that in the Kensington community of Philadelphia, groups of drug addicts bend aimlessly like zombies in movies, with tents scattered on the streets and garbage scattered everywhere. Many drug addicts inject drugs in broad daylight, and many drug users faint on the ground.
Streets in Philadelphia, USA
The report stated that this chilling scene was caused by the abuse of methylthiazide. Methothiazine was originally a veterinary sedative, but it is flooding the US drug market, and smokers often mix it with fentanyl and heroin to enhance its effectiveness. Methylthiazide is known as a "zombie drug" that can cause the user's body to rot, lose coordination, hallucinate, and exhibit aggressive behavior.
Streets in Philadelphia, USA
The problem in Philadelphia is just a microcosm of the rampant drug use in the United States. In 2021 alone, approximately 110000 people in the United States died from drug overdose, of which two-thirds were due to fentanyl abuse. In the past 20 years, the number of drug deaths in the United States has increased fivefold.
