Crystal meth made in North Korea floods global drugs market

The world’s drugs market is being flooded with 99 per cent pure crystal meth from North Korea.

Batches of the highly addictive drug bound for New York were recently intercepted by U.S police officers.

Officials believe they were made in laboratories in Kim Jong-un’s state.

Analysis revealed the crystal meth to be of an extremely high purity.

In some parts of North Korea parents allegedly offer the drug to children to help them concentrate on their studies, reports the Mail Online.

It has been used for everything from treating colds to stopping hunger pains.

However few people realise the dangers or what the side-effects will be.