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Commissioner for making drug addicts useful citizens

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Commissioner Multan Division, Marryam Khan instructed the Drug Rehabilitation Centre’s administration to compile a list considering the capabilities, interests, and skills of the individuals under treatment. During a visit to Sicial Welfare Complex on Thursday, she stated that individuals addicted to drugs face social repercussions and can be rehabilitated from societal crises through treatment, counseling, medication, and economic opportunities.

The provision of suitable employment can help regain societal, economic, and personal stability in a dignified manner in society, the commissioner noted. She maintained that efforts were being made to impart training and employment opportunities to drug addicts through TEVTA and the social welfare department.—APP

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