Gegli news - China and the United States agree on fentanyl at the G-20 summit

Gegli news - China and the United States agree on fentanyl at the G-20 summit - 12/3/2018 7:42:16 PM 7:42:16 PM 

Fentanyl, an artificial drug, is highly addictive and is 80 to 100 times more potent than morphine. It adds to the heroin to increase the ability of the drug.

 The United States has agreed with China on the regulation of opiate fentanyl this week at the G-20 Summit in Buenos Aires with thousands of over-consumption of narcotics in the United States.

China and the United States issued individual declarations on a two-way agreement on the ongoing war between them, and both said they found some common ground for the resettlement of fentanyl.

"It is very important that President Obama, in a major humanitarian gesture, has agreed to set fentanyl as a controlled substance, that is, those who deliver fentanyl to the United States will be subject to China's maximum punishment. "Said Sarah Sanders, White House Press, in a statement.

The statement by the Chinese foreign ministry was slightly different and did not stop, saying that the full naming of drugs or fines that sellers might face has completely changed. Instead, the country remained obscure, only committed to the enforcement of fentanyl-related laws, and stated that it was investigating how it operated the drug.

The agreement was followed by President Donald Trump and Chinese President Jianming Jianming and their advisers meeting on Saturday night at a suspected G-20 summit in Buenos Aires for dinner.

The announcement of fentanyl could have major implications for over-the-counter drug use in the United States.

Ovredose's death in 2017 has risen to a record high of 72,287. According to the Office of Drug Enforcement (DEA), more than 49,000 of these deaths are drug-related.

Fentanyl, an artificial drug, is highly addictive and is 80 to 100 times more potent than morphine. It adds to the heroin to increase the ability of the drug.

Paul Shahirm, deputy director of the DEA Operations Department for Global Operations, referred to Chinese chemical companies as one of the major sources of illicit drug forms in testimony before the September congress.

Kenirim said there are currently about 160,000 Chinese chemical companies. He said most of the jobs are legal, but there is a significant number of "illegal drug producers who manufacture or distort their chemicals directly from China to produce their drugs."

"Due to its low dosage and power, one kilo fentanyl, which was purchased in China for $ 3,000 to $ 5,000, could generate $ 1.5 million in illegal products, which is likely to kill 500,000 people," Kinner explained.

DEA and many other agencies play a form of Jerusalem to fight the pipelines of these Chinese factories that produce fentanyl, but it's not easy.

As soon as the United States updates its regulations, some of these Chinese factories will change their formulas as much as a few molecules.

But if China agrees to produce controlled Fentanyl, as stated by the White House, this means that owners of Chinese illegal drug traffickers can be sentenced to death by punishment.