Nobody knows how or why it happened, but school children in the north-central Mexican city of San Luis Potosi were reportedly receiving cocaine instead of salt with potato chips sold outside a downtown school. The small packets of white powder wrapped in plastic appeared to be salt, but after a few complaints Health Ministry officials checked out the substance and found it to be cocaine, the Televisa network reported in its nightly newscast Thursday.
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Nobody knows how or why it happened, but school children in the north-central Mexican city of San Luis Potosi were reportedly receiving cocaine instead of salt with potato chips sold outside a downtown school. The small packets of white powder wrapped in plastic appeared to be salt, but after a few complaints Health Ministry officials checked out the substance and found it to be cocaine, the Televisa network reported in its nightly newscast Thursday.
