HONG KONG MOTHER, AUNT, HELD AFTER CANNABIS SWEETS SEND 2 CHILDREN TO HOSPITAL

Hong Kong police have arrested a mother and her husband’s aunt after the mother allegedly mistakenly fed her two children cannabis-infused sweets, sending them to hospital. The force received a report at about 4pm on Monday that a six-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl had fallen ill at their home in Wang Tak House, Wang Tau Hom Estate.

News - South China Morning Post reports that hong Kong police have arrested a mother and her husband’s aunt after the mother allegedly mistakenly fed her two children cannabis-infused sweets, sending them to hospital.

The report adds: The force received a report at about 4pm on Monday that a six-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl had fallen ill at their home in Wang Tak House, Wang Tau Hom Estate.

The girl vomited, while the boy briefly lost consciousness, according to police.

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