Question 10059 — drugs

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Mrs. Lisette Pollet draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of National Education, Higher Education and Research, to the worrying consumption of a synthetic drug commonly called Buddha blue or Pète ton tête (PTC) in educational establishments. Since the start of the 2025 school year, several students from the Amblard vocational high school, in Valence (Drôme), have suffered serious illnesses, requiring several times firefighter intervention and hospitalizations. The management of the establishment alerted the parents of the students and mentioned as a probable cause the inhalation of this drug via electronic cigarettes or puffs. PTC, a synthetic cannabinoid, is prohibited but remains easily accessible to adolescents. Its consumption, difficult to detect by traditional narcotic tests, can cause effects particularly serious: convulsions, loss of consciousness, hallucinations, panic attacks, cardiovascular disorders or even suicidal ideas, as recalled by health insurance and the National Medicines Safety Agency. Faced with this health threat, school leaders often find themselves helpless, despite their awareness-raising efforts. She therefore asks him what concrete measures the Government intends to take to strengthen prevention and information for students and families and to better support educational teams faced with this phenomenon. She also asks what actions are planned to fight more effectively against the distribution and sale of these substances to minors and whether reinforced coordination between the national education, health and interior services is planned in order to protect young people.

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