A WARNING message received from a Senior Police Officer.
At a DHA Lahore patrol pump a man came over and offered his services as a painter to a lady who was re fuelling her car. She said “No” but out of courtesy accepted his business card. She then got in her car and drove away.
As the lad left the station, she saw that the man left the station at the same time. After few minutes she started to feel dizzy and could hardly breathe. She opened the car window and realized that the odour was on her hand—– the hand with which she had received the Visitor card from the would be painter. She noticed the men’s car behind her and she felt she needed to do something. She drove into the first petrol station and began to honk her horn repeatedly to ask for help. The men drove away but the lady still felt pretty bad for several minutes. After few minutes she was able to regain her normal breathing.
Apparently, there was a substance on the card which incapacitates you as you inhale.This drug is called *burundaga*, and it is used by people who wish to incapacitate a victim in order to steal or take advantage of them. This drug is four times more dangerous than the * rape drug * and it is transferable on simple cards.
So be careful and don’t accept cards once you are alone or from anyone on the streets. This rule also applies in your compounds. If you’re alone in the house, don’t accept business cards, especially from strangers or people offering their services.
* Burundaga * is a dangerous Drug use by kidnappers globally and its infinite particle size can be deadly. You can check ill effects of * Burundaga * on Google.
Similarly, if anyone stops you in the parking lot of a mall or somewhere else and ask if you are interested in some perfume and gives you a paper to smell, please don’t smell. It’s a new scam, the paper is laced with drugs. You will pass out so they can kidnap, rob or can do a worse thing with you.