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  • 1404/08/15
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25 new drug addicts were referred for treatment and 27 others were handed over to their families

Ghulam Ali Javid, the spokesperson for the Daikundi Police Command, said that over the past three days, 25 drug addicts have been collected from various parts of the province and referred to the 200-bed treatment center.


According to him, 27 other addicts, after completing three months of successful treatment, have been returned to their families, and serious efforts to support drug addicts in Daikundi are ongoing. 


Police Radio 

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