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| DM Reasi chairs NCORD meeting; Calls for intensifying anti-drug campaign | | | Early Times Report
REASI, May 1: District Magistrate Reasi Kumar Abhishek today chaired a meeting of the District Level Narco Coordination Centre to review enforcement measures and ongoing initiatives aimed at curbing drug abuse in the district.
During the meeting, the District Magistrate reviewed cases registered under the NDPS Act and directed the Police Department to furnish detailed inputs on identified hotspots in the district for the installation of CCTV cameras to strengthen surveillance and deterrence.
The District Magistrate also called for strict vigilance against illegal cultivation of poppy or cannabis in the district. The concerned departments were directed to take stringent action against offenders. He further emphasized conducting regular tests of vulnerable sections by using drug detection kits. The Motor Vehicles Department, Police and Health Departments were asked to carry out such tests and conduct enforcement drives.
A comprehensive review of Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities being conducted under the Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir campaign was also undertaken.
The District Magistrate directed the ACD to provide detailed reports on panchayats where awareness programmes have already been conducted and to ensure coverage of the remaining villages under the campaign. He further instructed the BDOs to actively sensitize the public about the ill effects of drug abuse during Gram Sabha meetings and to mobilize community participation in the campaign.
Emphasizing the role of educational institutions, the District Magistrate directed the School Education Department to organize Parent-Teacher Meetings in all schools to raise awareness about the dangers of substance abuse among students and parents. The educational institutions were also instructed to ensure that at least one official from each institution is trained in counselling to effectively guide and support individuals vulnerable to substance abuse. |
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