The Loures City Council is distributing Celentis bracelets, a device developed by NOVA FCT that allows the detection of GHB, known as the 'date rape drug', in drinks. The bracelets work through a technology that changes colour when it identifies the substance in the drink.
GHB is a substance frequently associated with cases of sexual assault, being used to incapacitate victims. The technology developed by NOVA FCT aims to provide a practical prevention tool for people, especially in nightlife contexts.
The campaign for distributing the Celentis bracelets will run until the end of 2026, allowing a significant number of citizens to have access to this safety device. The Loures municipality is thus investing in the prevention and protection of its residents against this type of crime.




