Four UK partygoers left BLINDED after taking super-strength liquid drug known as 'brain'

Three youths and another man were hospitalised after swallowing the liquid amphetamine which left them temporarily blind

Warning: Police have issued an alert after four males were taken to Ysbyty Glan Clwyd hospital

Police have warned partygoers against taking a super-strength drug which blinded four people.

A man and three teenagers were rushed to hospital after swallowing the substance known as 'Brain' in Rhyl, north Wales.

The drug is a pure, liquid form of amphetamine - commonly known as speed - which is often taken after being mixed with other liquids.

The four males were taken to Glan Clwyd Hospital in Rhyl on Thursday after suffering a temporary loss of vision as well as heart palpitations and numbness in their limbs.

Chief Inspector Jeff Moses, of North Wales Police, issued an urgent warning to those in possession of 'Brain' not to take or distribute the drug.

He said: "We would strongly urge those who supply or use Brain to stop immediately."


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