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Montreal Gazette·3 min read·medium

As fatal overdoses rise, Montrealers are asked to intervene if they see someone in distress

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Katelyn Thomas
As fatal overdoses rise, Montrealers are asked to intervene if they see someone in distress
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Montreal public health officials are reporting a concerning surge in fatal and non-fatal drug overdoses, particularly linked to the potent opioid carfentanyl. Emergency services have seen record-high interventions involving naloxone, prompting authorities to urge the public to intervene when witnessing someone in distress.

Montreal public health is sounding the alarm on overdoses in the city as deaths related to drug consumption trend upward.

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