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Say no to drugs, youth urged
Ramesh Hospitals HR consultant MC Das said that if children will be addicted to drugs, their future will be in danger. He addressed a meeting against drugs held at Vignan Lara Institute of Science and Technology here on Monday.
Guntur: Ramesh Hospitals HR consultant MC Das said that if children will be addicted to drugs, their future will be in danger. He addressed a meeting against drugs held at Vignan Lara Institute of Science and Technology here on Monday.
The meeting was conducted on the occasion of International Day Against Drugs Abuse and Illicit Trafficking to be observed on June 26.
Speaking on this occasion, he said that computer or super computer is matchless to the human brain. Excise and Prohibition Superintendent Arunakumari urged the youth not to get addicted to drugs and it was dangerous to the life and added that if they had any problems, they must inform to their parents.
She said that the youth addicted to drugs would commit crimes for money. As a result, their future would be spoiled, she lamented.
