African Zombie City: Teenagers drink glue and suck up fuel
Why are humans so addicted to fuel?
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While our country's youth are enjoying the benefits of compulsory education in school, the children of the Kibera slums in far away Africa are experiencing an unknown catastrophe of life and death.
They took a small bottle out of their pockets, put it under their noses and sniffed it, and then it was as if they had entered another world, floating away. This substance is called aviation fuel, the main ingredient is ethylene glycol, after inhalation is addictive, and opium has a similar effect, children love it.
In fact, in addition to fuel, a thing called glue is also very popular with children, it contains toluene, which is very common in paint dyes, and it will also produce a sense of pleasure after inhalation, which is very easy to abuse and addiction. The children of the slums are attracted to these things, indulging in the world of fuel and glue every day, rummaging through various garbage heaps, just to get a short pleasure.
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