Bomdila, March 26:
Bomdila Police organised a drug awareness programme at Pedung Village aimed at educating the public, especially youth, on the dangers of substance abuse and promoting a drug-free society.
The programme began with a welcome address highlighting its objectives, followed by sessions on commonly abused drugs, the harmful effects of addiction, the role of society in prevention, and ways for youth to stay away from drugs. Information on treatment and rehabilitation for affected individuals was also shared.
SI Passang Dorjee (RO), SP Office Bomdila, led the awareness session, while DySP HQ Bomdila, Shri Shasi Dore, supervised the programme and oversaw the distribution of pamphlets and helpline numbers.
Community leaders, including Gaon Buras, Gram Chairpersons, and village elders, addressed the gathering and emphasized collective responsibility in combating drug abuse.
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| Participants take a pledge against drug abuse during the awareness programme in Pedung Village. (Source: Kameng Khabar) |
Legal awareness was provided by SI Nima Tsering, Officer-In-Charge of Bomdila Police Station, who explained provisions under the NDPS Act along with available rehabilitation options.
A session on HIV and drug-related issues was conducted by Miss Bomgi Kaye, Project Manager of Green Club TI, focusing on health risks linked to substance abuse.
The programme concluded with an interactive session where villagers shared concerns, followed by a pledge-taking ceremony encouraging participants to remain drug-free and support a healthier community.
