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Free Press To Host Drug Awareness Seminar In Bhopal On September 30

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): With drug abuse emerging as a growing concern, the Free Press will organise a drug awareness seminar in Bhopal on September 30 to discuss ways to prevent substance abuse and help people stay away from drugs. The programme will bring together public representatives, police officials, healthcare experts and community members to spread awareness about addiction and recognise…

Free Press To Host Drug Awareness Seminar In Bhopal On September 30

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: Free Press will host a drug awareness seminar on September 30 to combat the rising issue of substance abuse. The event will gather public representatives, police officials, healthcare professionals, and community members to discuss prevention methods and recognize those contributing to a drug-free society.

The seminar will take place at 3 pm at Ahilya Auditorium, State Animal H.T. Institute, Aradhna Nagar, Bhopal. Notable attendees include Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar, Cabinet Minister Vishvas Sarang, Vidya Bharati Madhya Bharat Provincial Secretary Nikhilesh Maheshwari, ADG-Narcotics STF MP SAF SISF D. Sreenivasa Varma, and cancer specialist Dr Dinesh Pendharkar.

The seminar will emphasize the impact of substance abuse, especially on youth, and the importance of family, schools, police, and community organizations in preventing addiction and aiding rehabilitation. A felicitation ceremony will honor individuals and organizations for their contributions to de-addiction. The event aims to boost community involvement in combating drug abuse and raising awareness about prevention and recovery.

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