Police offered advice to parents. Surgeons previously described how they operated on an 8-year-old boy who stuffed himself with wire and a Lego brick after watching tic-tac.

Is there anger in Ukraine?

Information that anger is a dangerous tendency among children in Ukraine is not true. This type of challenge, also called chroming and chroming, involves inhalation of toxic vapors of household products: nail polish, pencils, aerosols and other household substances (…) No cases of chroming have been recorded by National Police units in Ukraine. and the popularity of the Ukrainian segment of the Internet is growing, this difficulty is not noted,
– he said in the message.

Law enforcement officials noted that Ukrainian media articles about the outrage were based on cases abroad. However, the dangerous behavior of young people can lead to serious health consequences such as damage to the brain, heart, lungs, kidneys and other organs, as well as addiction and even death.

Tips from police to parents to help prevent anger among teenagers:

• Communicate with children, make friends with them. Talk to them and explain how dangerous such tendencies are to their health.
• Be interested in what kids are watching.
• Stay in touch, be open to the child’s calls and concerns, encourage him to share his thoughts and questions.
• Check information sources. Don’t believe everything you see on the internet. Teach children to have a critical attitude towards disseminated information. Always verify facts from reliable sources before sharing them.

WARNING! Dmytro Lubinets also urged parents to be vigilant and aware of cyber threats. He contacted the police to prevent the anger from spreading.