The Loures City Council will distribute 20 thousand Celentis wristbands, a device that allows detecting the presence of the GHB substance in the body, popularly known as the "G drug" or "rape drug."
These wristbands work as an early warning system, allowing those who use them to quickly identify the presence of this substance in the body.
The Loures council made this decision as part of a prevention and citizen protection effort, particularly in nightlife settings, where this type of substance has been frequently associated with sexual assault cases.
The distribution of the 20 thousand wristbands by the Loures City Council comes as a pioneering protection measure, aiming to provide the population with a practical tool to prevent situations of vulnerability related to the involuntary consumption of this drug.




