“Now we’ve even heard of use after funerals, because someone’s down and they need to snort a line of coke to get better… I heard this this summer from someone in the field.”
These were the words of Foundation for Social Welfare Services CEO Alfred Grixti when discussing cocaine consumption in Malta. In a recent TV interview on the F Living channel, Grixti addressed a number of issues regarding the use of cocaine in Malta, with the CEO noting that some are even resorting to the consumption of the drug during work hours.
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“We know that there are certain workplaces, which I’m not going to mention, where not only is it accepted but it’s almost at a point where if you don’t do coke, you won’t manage.”
Grixti, who heads the foundation dedicated to empowering and helping individuals integrate and contribute to society, went on to state that they have heard stories of cocaine use during all kinds of events.
“First we starting hearing about people snorting cocaine during weddings… then we started hearing during Holy Communion and Confirmation Parties… then we started hearing during Baptism parties…”, he stated before mentioning the use of cocaine after funerals.
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