The campaign sought closer links between healthcare and investigation.
The Scottish Government and NHS 24 promoted an initiative during the festival season. It included changes to record people attending emergency departments after suspected spiking.
The initiative emphasises collective responsibility instead of blaming victims. The Flemish justice minister launched a video campaign addressing people who spike drinks and encouraging bystanders to act. It also points viewers towards support services.
Authorities reported 145 complaints without confirming that drugs had been injected. Euronews reported that twelve suspects were detained after the June 21 celebrations. Some people attended hospital for toxicology testing.
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