#‎CloseUpForeverSummer – ‘Green amore’ blamed for deaths during rave party

#‎CloseUpForeverSummer – ‘Green amore’ blamed for deaths during rave party

Originally hyped as the biggest music event of the season, the recently-concluded ‪#‎CloseUpForeverSummer‬ rave party is now at the center of controversy when five attendees to the event died of mysterious circumstances. The five fatalities were identified as Bianca Fontejon (18), Lance Garcia (36), Eric Leal (22), Ken Migawa (18), and Eric Anthony Miller (33).

There will be autopsies conducted to officially determine the cause of their death, but this afternoon, officials from the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said they observed that the victims suffered cardiac wounds and had experienced a spike in their blood pressure shortly before death.

Incidentally, Facebook and Twitter had been rife with first-hand accounts claiming that during the said rave party, some individuals openly sold “green amore” pills to the concert-goers. There were rumors too that drinks laced with “green amore” were distributed during the event.

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“Green amore” is said to be the culprit behind the death of five attendees to #CloseUpForeverSummer rave party (Photo credits: Rappler.com)

Also known as “fly high” in the party circuit because of its hallucinating effect on users, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) first raised alarm over “green amore” back in 2014. A news report at that time described “green amore” as a cocktail laced with ecstasy (3-4 methylenedioxymethamphetamine) and shabu (methamphetamine) or cialis, a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction.

A PDEA official warned that the “green amore” cocktail can cause hypersexuality, mental nervous breakdown, and even heart attack. It is usually purchased online, with its price ranging from P1500 to P3500. The cocktails can be shared by up to eight persons, which means that overdosing can have lethal consequences.

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2 thoughts on “#‎CloseUpForeverSummer – ‘Green amore’ blamed for deaths during rave party

  1. Ang higpit ng security dun at andaming pang bouncers. May nakita pa kaming mga pinalabas na minors dahil wala daw proper ID. Paano pa mahahanap ang green amore na ito? Baka kailangan na nga ng mga xray machines sa mga events.

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