Photo of a three-year-old boy seen to be snorting cocaine as cause media outrage, the image was uploaded onto Facebook. The image was uploaded onto social media with the caption: "Mum and dad’s little junkie".
It shows him looking directly into the camera, ready to sniff a white, powdery substance. Social media users demanded that the child should be taken into care.
However, Nadezhda Nuri, the boy’s mother, told local media that the substance was not cocaine, but instead was simply flour. She claims that the image was taken as a joke but then uploaded onto social media by her 13-year-old daughter.
Mrs Nuri said: "My mother first saw the [picture of the] children and called me. I couldn’t have done such a thing, I don’t even know how to write.
"My daughter must have taken the photo and uploaded it online. I can't do it because I can't even read or write, never mind use a computer."
"I was only joking, I got the idea from Facebook.
"I have never seen real drugs. I once saw a woman on Facebook making lines with flour and then snorting it."
It shows him looking directly into the camera, ready to sniff a white, powdery substance. Social media users demanded that the child should be taken into care.
However, Nadezhda Nuri, the boy’s mother, told local media that the substance was not cocaine, but instead was simply flour. She claims that the image was taken as a joke but then uploaded onto social media by her 13-year-old daughter.
Mrs Nuri said: "My mother first saw the [picture of the] children and called me. I couldn’t have done such a thing, I don’t even know how to write.
"My daughter must have taken the photo and uploaded it online. I can't do it because I can't even read or write, never mind use a computer."
"I was only joking, I got the idea from Facebook.
"I have never seen real drugs. I once saw a woman on Facebook making lines with flour and then snorting it."
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