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Two die, two hospitalised after consuming drug in Ogun

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Two individuals have died and two hospitalised in Ogun State after allegedly consuming ‘laughing gas’. Police are investigating the suspected drug-related Read More: https://punchng.com/two-die-two-hospitalised-after-consuming-drug-in-ogun/

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