Cocaine Consumption Rising in European Cities
Recent reports indicate significant increases in cocaine residues in wastewater in Spain, particularly in Barcelona, Lleida, and Santiago de Compostela, with emerging hotspots in Denmark and Slovenia.
A new analysis highlights a concerning rise in cocaine consumption across several European cities. In Spain, cities such as Barcelona, Lleida, and Santiago de Compostela are noted for having the highest increases in cocaine residues found in wastewater.
The data suggests that these Spanish cities are experiencing a notable surge in drug use, which may reflect broader trends in substance consumption across Europe.
Additionally, emerging hotspots for cocaine use have been identified in Denmark and Slovenia, indicating that the issue is not confined to Spain alone.