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Just finished reading an article about YaBa written in 2001 in TIME. http://www.time.com/...,100581,00.html

Titled: The Need for Speed

First read this story a few years back, but with that recent YaBa induced hostage taking in BKK thought a conversation on YaBa and YaIce might be timely.

The Bangkok Post states that there are 800,000-900,000 YaBa addicts in Thailand. Other newspaper reports and video documentaries state that about 5% of the population or 2 million people are addicts.

The is incredibly destructive and costly to society.

I have never tried it myself, but I did work with a British dude who was always smoking the stuff. One day during a meeting he upped and left.

How bad is the YaBa situation now. Has it gotten worse or has the situation plateaued?

Also, I assumed that YaIce is stronger and more addictive than YaBa, is this assumption true?

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