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In Handwara, awareness programmes were conducted in various schools to educate students about the harmful effects of substance abuse. The sessions aimed to guide young minds towards healthy choices and encourage them to play a positive role in society. At the same time, inspections of medical shops were carried out to ensure adherence to rules related to the sale of prescription medicines. Shopkeepers were advised to follow proper procedures and maintain records as required. Police teams also conducted checking at identified hotspots, along with increased vigilance and naka operations to prevent illegal drug-related activities.
In Shopian, awareness programmes were organised at Government High School Dk Pora Imamsahib, Pine Land Educational institute Keller and Heerpora market, witnessing active participation from students, teaching staff and local community members. The programmes sensitized young minds and local community members about the harmful effects of drug abuse, highlighting its physical, psychological, social and legal consequences, while motivating students to adopt a healthy, drug-free lifestyle and act as ambassadors of change within their communities.
In Awantipora, a drug awareness programme along with a rally was conducted at Government High School Reshipora, where students were sensitized about the ill effects of substance abuse and encouraged to adopt a healthy, drug free lifestyle. Similarly, another awareness programme was held at Government Middle School Katipora, Chersoo, wherein students and staff were educated about the dangers of drug addiction and the importance of remaining vigilant against this social menace. A drug awareness programme was also organized at Light House Public School Khrew, where participants were informed about the legal, social, and health consequences of drug abuse.
In addition, Police Station Tral, in collaboration with the Chemist and Distribution Union Tral, conducted a drug awareness programme at Alchemy Public School, Tral. Participants were sensitized about the ill effects of drug abuse and the importance of collective efforts in curbing this menace. During these programmes, participants were urged to play an active role in spreading awareness and to report any drug related activities to the nearest police station. Police have appealed to the public to cooperate and share information, emphasizing that collective efforts are key to building a safer and drug-free society.
