Bosses at Bristol's biggest nightclub have issued a warning about a dangerous drug that has hospitalised a number of clubbers in London. Motion nightclub has warned that the substance is being sold as Ketamine, but has left a number of people with 'serious issues' with their breathing and responsiveness.
With a message to clubbers to 'stay safe, be vigilant and look after your friends', Motion posted the warning on its Instagram account this week, saying it was sharing intelligence from Fabric nightclub in London of a dangerous batch of a drug being sold to clubbers as Ketamine.
The nightclub described it as a 'dangerous substance in circulation'. "In light of the intel from Fabric London which they shared yesterday, we'd like to make people aware of a substance currently in circulation being sold as Ketamine, which has left a number of people hospitalised after taking it," the club's Instagram post said.
