In a concerted effort to tackle the pressing issue of drug abuse and the illegal narcotics trade, the District Commissioner of Poonch today chaired a significant meeting of the district-level committee under the Narco Coordination Centre (NCORD). The meeting brought together key stakeholders and officials dedicated to combating drug-related problems in the region.
The NCORD meeting focused on assessing the current situation and strategizing the implementation of more robust measures to prevent and curb drug abuse. Senior police officers, health department representatives, social welfare officials, educational authorities, and other key members of the district administration were present at the meeting. Each participant provided inputs and highlighted areas of concern, aiming to create a comprehensive, multi-pronged approach to address the ongoing issue.
During the discussion, DC Poonch emphasized the importance of a proactive approach to counter drug addiction among youth and prevent narcotics trafficking. He stressed the need for strict vigilance in vulnerable areas, intensified monitoring of suspicious activities, and increased patrolling around known hotspots for drug trading.
The DC also directed educational institutions to initiate awareness programs to educate young people about the dangers of drug abuse. Local health departments were urged to establish dedicated counseling centers to offer support and rehabilitation services for individuals struggling with addiction. In addition, social welfare organizations were tasked with providing support to families affected by drug addiction, helping them understand and manage the issues related to drug abuse within their households.
The NCORD committee discussed the need for enhanced inter-departmental coordination to ensure efficient communication and swift action against narcotics networks. Strategies involving local law enforcement were proposed to dismantle the supply chain of narcotics in the district, including identifying and taking action against those involved in drug peddling and trafficking.
In conclusion, DC Poonch reiterated his commitment to safeguarding the community from the adverse impacts of drug addiction and narcotic trade. He urged all stakeholders to work together to ensure a drug-free and healthier environment for the citizens of Poonch. The NCORD committee resolved to strengthen its anti-drug campaigns and to continue taking strict actions against those responsible for perpetuating the narcotics trade in the region.
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