The Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) and the Customs Department said traffickers were increasingly using eye-catching artwork on blotter paper to package synthetic drugs, raising concerns they could appear harmless or attractive to children and teenagers.
LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), a Category 1 narcotic, is commonly distributed on small squares of blotter paper printed with colourful designs or cartoon characters. Users consume the drug by placing the paper on the tongue, where the LSD is absorbed.
The warning follows the seizure on July 21 of 529 LSD blotter stamps from Germany, with an estimated street value of more than 200,000 baht, in an alleged attempt to smuggle the drug into Thailand.
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