The zombie fentanyl epidemic causes the international community to unite.

Young people in Mexico City, London, Kinshasa, and Manila began to lose their lives due to excessive fentanyl use, and a public health and global economic alliance was created.

During the last week, it was reported that at least 2.7 million people around the world have died due to fentanyl and LSD overdose, in addition to 1.9 million people acting in an exaggeratedly aggressive and disoriented manner, causing public disorder by attacking ordinary people as if they can detect that there is no trace of hallucinogens with those people. It was discovered that there was a drug bust in Mexico, which left 250 tons of fentanyl available for resellers throughout the Americas, causing the price of fentanyl to drop by 30 cents per gram, making it available more quickly and easily. In researching the economic losses, it is estimated that at least $500 million was lost due to the purchase and sale of fentanyl.

 Mexican Health Minister Dr. Hugo Lopez stated, "We all make mistakes, and we have to apologize and apologize; we ask for help from the international community and specifically from the UK to get out of this crisis." UK President Boris Johnson stated his response in a letter published by TNYT, where in one part he mentions that "They are like zombies, they walk like humans but kill like animals, we will help whoever is necessary to save lives and develop technology based on this situation." 

Out of the blue, a humanitarian aid deployment squadron arrived in Mexico from the Philippines and the Congo; the medical and military team helped manage the situation in Mexico without saying a word to the public. The economic loss, in addition to the losses due to the raid, is now estimated to be at least 1025 million dollars worldwide per week and is expected to continue to increase the rate of money that affects the development of society daily because the price of food has begun to inflate, reaching 10 dollars for a carton of milk in the countries of Central America.