New Delhi: Delhi government today launched a campaign on drug abuse prevention for students studying in its schools in order to create awareness among them.
"The campaign will target vulnerable areas and will include activities such as poster making, quizzes, short movie screenings and interactions to help raise awareness about the menace and consequences of drug abuse at a young age.
"Sessions exclusively dedicated to imparting life skills to help youth cope with adolescent peer pressure are being organised," an official statement said.
After starting a drive to impose heavy fine and taking strict action against those drinking at public places, the government has now decided to tackle drug menace especially among the young ones.
"The campaign will target vulnerable areas and will include activities such as poster making, quizzes, short movie screenings and interactions to help raise awareness about the menace and consequences of drug abuse at a young age.
"Sessions exclusively dedicated to imparting life skills to help youth cope with adolescent peer pressure are being organised," an official statement said.
After starting a drive to impose heavy fine and taking strict action against those drinking at public places, the government has now decided to tackle drug menace especially among the young ones.
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