Dhaka, Feb. 24 -- Several alarming incidents have recently been reported in Dhaka, where unsuspecting pedestrians became victims of criminals using " Devil's Breath ." According to eyewitness accounts, strangers approached passersby, asking for directions while holding slips of paper with addresses written on them. Moments later, victims reportedly lost awareness, willingly handing over valuables to the perpetrators without resistance. Authorities have expressed growing concern over the rising frequency of crimes involving this substance, known to swiftly incapacitate individuals, making them easy targets for robbery and theft.

What is Devil's Breath?

Devil's Breath, also known as scopolamine or burundanga, is a powerful and dangerous d...