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People are trembling with anxiety as mysterious 'syringe terrorism' has occurred one after another all over Europe.



On the 7th local time, local media such as the Washington Post (WP), a daily US daily, reported that 'syringe terrorism' is occurring in various parts of Europe, such as the UK, France, and Belgium.



Ever Keeling, 19, of Stafford, UK, was unwittingly victimized in April while spending time at a bar with his friends.



He described his condition at the time of the damage, saying, "His condition became increasingly strange and he went outside to get some air, but he could not walk or raise his head to speak, and eventually vomited."



Afterwards, Keeling complained of symptoms such as swelling in his arm and visited the hospital, where it was found that he had been stabbed with an 'infected needle'.



As in the case of Killing, cases of being stabbed with a 'needle' without knowing the English language and complaining of damage are occurring all over Europe.



Similar incidents have occurred in various places such as nightclubs, football matches, and festivals in Belgium, and French police said they had received more than 300 reports of 'syringe terrorism' since the end of March.



Public security authorities around the world are continuing their investigation because they believe that there is a high possibility that it will lead to crimes such as sexual assault or human trafficking, but it is reported that the investigation is difficult because victims often suffer from memory loss or notice their injuries late.



French police said they were unable to determine who the perpetrators were, whether there were drugs in the syringe, or what the motive was.



The WP warned, "The syringes, painkillers, and some narcotic drugs used in the crime are easily available online."



The French Ministry of Interior has also issued a safety warning to citizens to 'beware of syringe terrorism', and some cities in the Netherlands are continuing their efforts, such as creating online reporting centers.