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PSA: Montgomery County message warns about fentanyl after local overdose deaths
Summary
A recorded public‑service message aired on En Sintonía warns that about one in 13 opioid overdoses that reach emergency rooms in Montgomery County are fatal, shares a personal story and gives a helpline for support.
A recorded public‑service announcement on the broadcast warned listeners about the risks of fentanyl and opioid overdoses in Montgomery County.
"Danny, mi hijo, fue 1 de ellos," the narrator said, delivering a personal testimony about a local fatality attributed to fentanyl and urging parents to talk with their children about the drug. The message said roughly one in 13 opioid overdoses that reach emergency departments in the county end in death and gave a phone number for support: 240-777-4000 (as read on air).
The PSA urged listeners not to be afraid to speak with family members about fentanyl risks and directed those seeking help to the number provided during the announcement.
