Anti Drugs: think Health not Drugs

Aizawl the 14th June, 2024 : Vawiin khan Social Welfare, Tribal Affairs, Women & Child Development kaihhruaina hnuaiah tun thla June 26, 2024 a ‘International Day Against Drug Abuse & Illicit Trafficking’ hman dan tur chu Secretariat Conference Hall-2, MINECO-ah relho a ni a. Kumina thupui tur atan ‘The Evidence is Clear : Invest in Prevention’ (‘Kan dinhmun a chiang e : Invenna kawngah tan i la ang u’) tih ruat a ni.

Vawiin Organising Committee thutkhawmnaah hian sorkar line department hrang hrangte bakah 23 Sector Assam Rifles, BSF, Central YMA, MHIP General Headquarters, Mizoram Drug User Forum leh FINGODAY aiawhte an tel kim hle a. Meeting hawnnaah Secretary, SWTA,W&CD Pi Sangchin Chinzah chuan thuhma sawiin kumtin he Ni hman thin chu kuminah pawh a huamzau thei ang bera hman a, ruihhlo lakah inven pawimawhzia chu naupang, thalai leh mipuite uar taka zirtir hi a pawimawh hle a ni a ti.

Ahead of the International Day Against Drug Abuse, Siaha District Police held an awareness campaign at Beulah School, Mizoram. The event focused on educating students and teachers about the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of prevention.

Ahead of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on June 26, the Siaha District Police held an awareness campaign at Beulah School in Siaha, Mizoram on June 25. The event aimed to educate students and teachers about the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of prevention.

The campaign included a pledge and signature drive, encouraging participants to commit to a drug-free lifestyle. Over 120 students and teachers attended, engaging in discussions and activities designed to raise awareness and promote a healthy, drug-free community.

In addition, the Aizawl District Police conducted similar awareness sessions and signature campaigns at various schools. These sessions focused on educating young people about the risks associated with drug use and the significance of staying drug-free.

The police emphasised the role of education in combating drug abuse and highlighted the importance of community involvement in these efforts. The event is part of a broader initiative to reduce drug-related issues in the region and foster a safer environment for future generations

International Drug Day is being observed globally through various initiatives to raise awareness about drug abuse. Organizations, governments, and communities are actively participating in activities to educate and inform people about the consequences of drug abuse and the importance of prevention.

One common way International Drug Day is observed is through awareness campaigns and events. These campaigns aim to reach a wide audience and engage individuals in discussions about drug abuse, its impact on individuals and society, and the available resources for prevention and treatment. Through workshops, seminars, and conferences, experts and professionals share their knowledge and experiences to educate people about drug abuse.

Another effective approach is the dissemination of information through various media channels. Television, radio, social media platforms, and websites play a crucial role in spreading awareness messages, sharing personal stories, and providing resources for those seeking help. Awareness-raising campaigns on these platforms aim to reach a broad audience and encourage conversations about drug abuse.

Additionally, many countries organize community-based activities on International Drug Day. These activities include rallies, walks, and public gatherings to show solidarity in the fight against drug abuse. Participants, including individuals, families, and community leaders, come together to raise awareness, promote healthy lifestyles, and advocate for drug-free communities.

International Drug Day is also an opportunity for governments to review their policies and strategies related to drug abuse prevention and treatment. It serves as a reminder to policymakers to allocate resources, develop effective interventions, and strengthen partnerships with local communities and organizations working in the field of substance abuse.

Furthermore, educational institutions play a crucial role in raising awareness among young people. Schools and colleges organize awareness programs, discussions, and workshops to educate students about the dangers and consequences of drug abuse. These initiatives aim to equip students with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions and resist peer pressure.

In conclusion, International Drug Day is observed globally through a range of activities and initiatives. Awareness campaigns, media outreach, community-based events, policy reviews, and educational programs all contribute to raising awareness about drug abuse and promoting a drug-free society. By working together, we can create a supportive environment that helps individuals overcome addiction and prevents drug abuse in the first place.