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What is the zombie drug? Xylazine (Tranq), a veterinary sedative mixed with opioids, is causing trance-like ‘zombie’ states. This video package explains its dangers, effects, and slow spread in India with real examples from Chandigarh delivery boy, Bengaluru, Bihar, Ambala, and Philadelphia’s Kensington ground zero. Viral videos, risks, and warnings for youth and delivery workers. Stay informed on this emerging drug threat in India.

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00:03Across India, disturbing viral videos are raising serious alarms.
00:09Men standing completely motionless for hours.
00:13Eyes wakened, bodies frozen like statues.
00:16Many are calling it the arrival of the zombie drug.
00:21But what exactly is this dangerous substance?
00:25And is it really sweeping the country?
00:37The so-called zombie drug is Xylozyne, also known as Trank.
00:43It is a powerful veterinary sedative use to tranquilize large animals like horses and cattle.
00:50On the streets, it is mixed with opioids such as fentanyl to create a longer, more intense high.
00:58When consumed by humans, it causes extreme sedation.
01:02Users enter a trance-like state, standing or sitting motionless for hours, barely breathing, unresponsive to people around them.
01:12It slows heart rate, lowers blood pressure and can lead to deep skin wounds that rot flesh, sometimes requiring amputation.
01:23Unlike opioids, naloxone cannot fully reverse its effects, making overdoses even more deadly.
01:40This deadly mix first exploded in the United States, particularly in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood, now known as Ground Zero for
01:51the zombie drug.
01:52While in videos from their show, people bent over, frozen in place for hours, earning it the terrifying name, Trank
02:01Dope or Zombie Drug.
02:03Health officials warn it is one of the most dangerous adulterants in the illegal drug supply.
02:16Now, similar scenes are emerging in India, sparking panic.
02:21In Chandigarh, a blanket delivery boy was captured on video, standing completely still in sector 33B for nearly two hours.
02:31A beady in his mouth, eyes wakened, he did not move despite people gathering around.
02:38The viral clip triggered widespread fears that the zombie drug had reached India.
02:44Days later, in Bengaluru, another man was seen standing motionless on a street near Bagalur, appearing disoriented and unresponsive.
02:55In Bihar, reports of rising trance-like cases are circulating.
02:59And in Ambala, a man sat frozen on his motorcycle by the roadside, completely unaware of his surroundings.
03:08These incidents, mostly involving young men and delivery workers, have gone viral and left netizens shocked.
03:16While authorities have not yet confirmed Zylazine in every case, the visuals are very similar to the American zombie drug
03:25phenomenon.
03:33Experts say the real danger lies in how this drug is mixed unknowingly into street substances.
03:40It increases overdose risk dramatically.
03:43Repeated use can cause severe, rotting wounds on the skin.
03:48Delivery workers, youth experimenting with drugs, and vulnerable communities are most at risk.
03:55India already battles a serious drug problem in several states.
04:00The slow but steady appearance of such powerful adulterants could make the crisis far worse.
04:07This is a wake-up call for all of us.
04:10Stay alert.
04:11Say no to drugs.
04:12If you see someone in this frozen, unresponsive state, seek immediate medical help and inform authorities.
04:19Before the zombie drug spreads further, awareness is our strongest weapon.
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