Tuesday, July 2, 2024 04:27 PM
DG ANF leads national campaign against drug use in schools
- Meeting chaired by DG ANF to combat drug use in schools
- Collaborative efforts to create safer educational environments
- ANF pledges support for implementing strategic measures against drug abuse
Image Credits: New VisionA meeting led by DG ANF discussed launching a national campaign to combat drug use in schools, emphasizing collaborative efforts and strategic measures for a safer educational environment.
A significant meeting took place at the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) Headquarters in Rawalpindi, chaired by Director General (DG) ANF, Maj Gen, Abdul Moeed, HI (M), to discuss the pressing issue of drug use within educational institutions. The meeting was attended by senior officers from the Federal and provincial ministries of education along with representatives from regulatory institutions.
The primary focus of the meeting was to devise a national-level campaign aimed at combating the drug menace that has been infiltrating educational settings. Participants unanimously agreed on the necessity of launching a comprehensive initiative to address this critical issue.
Furthermore, discussions were held regarding the recommendations put forth by the Higher Education Commission, particularly concerning the effective implementation of the Tobacco Policy 2021. DG ANF, Maj Gen Abdul Moeed, pledged full support and cooperation from the ANF to ensure the success of the upcoming campaign.
The collaborative efforts of various stakeholders, including government bodies and regulatory authorities, reflect a proactive approach towards safeguarding educational environments from the detrimental effects of drug abuse. The commitment to implementing strategic measures and policies underscores a collective determination to create a safer and healthier educational landscape for students across the nation.
