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Japanese ex-adult film actress recalls ‘terror’ after alleged drugging in Hong Kong

Katherine Langford
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Japanese ex-adult film actress recalls ‘terror’ after alleged drugging in Hong Kong — Sydney Health news

Former Japanese adult film actress Mao Hamasaki has spoken out about the “terror” and “harm” of drugs after fighting for her life when she consumed a suspected spiked drink while performing as a disc jockey in Hong Kong on Sunday. Hamasaki, who is recovering in hospital, wrote in Japanese on her social media X account that she would be examined by a psychiatrist on Monday afternoon. “And if all goes well, I should be able to be discharged,” she said. “My consciousness is completely clear, and I...

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