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At Least 25 Hospitalized, 5 in Critical Condition After Mass Overdose in Baltimore: Reports

First responders rushed to Baltimore’s Penn–North neighborhood after at least 25 people began to experience overdose symptoms on Thursday, July 10, local outlets WBAL TV 11 and CBS News affiliate WJZ reported.

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25 hospitalized after suspected mass overdose in West Baltimore; drug not yet known

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At least 25 hospitalized after mass overdose in Baltimore

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Dozens taken to hospital after suspected mass overdose in Baltimore

At least 25 people have been taken to hospital in West Baltimore following suspected drug overdoses.

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Two Dozen Hospitalized in Mass Drug Overdose in Baltimore

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Community leaders take action after mass overdose in Baltimore

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After mass overdose in West Baltimore leaves 27 hospitalized, city ramps up harm reduction efforts

While officials have not confirmed what substance caused the overdoses, people at the scene told WJZ it was a drug called "New Jack City," allegedly laced with Freon or antifreeze, which can be poiso...

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Police investigating source of mass overdose

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Narcan handed out in Baltimore after suspected mass overdose hospitalizes dozens

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Crews continue repairs after underground fire in Downtown Baltimore

Baltimore City Office of Emergency Management has advised residents, visitors, and patrons to avoid the area of E Baltimore St and Guilford Ave due to an underground fire that occurred Saturday afternoon.

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'We're essentially gambling': Council hearing set for latest underground fire in the heart of Baltimore

Progress has been complicated by the presence of steam, which contributes to challenging conditions underground.

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What to know about opioid, fentanyl use in Baltimore

The 21217 ZIP code, which encompasses the Penn North neighborhood where Thursday’s overdoses took place, was by far the leader in naloxone administration by city fire personnel from 2022 to 2024.

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Underground fire in Downtown Baltimore has restaurant owner concerned about long-term impacts

The owner of a downtown Baltimore restaurant near where an underground fire broke out is concerned about potential long-term effects.