Authorities warn about dangers of pink cocaine following Liam Payne's autopsy findings

"Pink cocaine," also known as "tusi," is a party drug that typically does not contain cocaine. It is a mix of various drugs, often dyed pink, including methamphetamine, ecstasy, and ketamine. Recent reports indicate it was found in the system of musician Liam Payne after his death. Authorities in Europe and the US have issued warnings about the drug's dangers. Users may not know the specific substances in pink cocaine, leading to unexpected effects. The drug can cause serious health risks, especially when mixed with alcohol. Originating in Colombia, pink cocaine has spread globally. Spanish authorities recently seized 21 kg of the drug, marking a significant drug bust. It has also been found in the UK and the US, where it may be produced locally.