Youth warned against drug use

Panchkula, September 16 Under the Drug-Free Haryana campaign, the State Narcotics Control Bureau is organising awareness programmes everyday to make the youth and students stay away from the menace. As part of the series, a one-day anti-drug awareness programme was...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:09 PM Sep 17, 2023 IST

Panchkula, September 16

Under the Drug-Free Haryana campaign, the State Narcotics Control Bureau is organising awareness programmes everyday to make the youth and students stay away from the menace.

As part of the series, a one-day anti-drug awareness programme was organised at Government Polytechnic Institute, Nanakpur, where Dr Ashok Kumar Verma, awareness programme and rehabilitation in charge of the bureau, apprised students of the ill-effects of drugs. He warned the youth that these things acted like poison.

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