RAWALPINDI, Jun 30 (APP):A Drug-Free Rally was held at Ayub National Park on Tuesday to raise awareness about the hazards of drug abuse and reaffirm a collective commitment to protecting the younger generation from narcotics. The rally brought together students, social workers, volunteers, and representatives of the Punjab Counter Narcotics Force (CNF) and the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) along with people from different walks of life. The event was aimed to …
Anti-Drug rally held at Ayub National Park
RAWALPINDI, Jun 30 (APP):A Drug-Free Rally was held at Ayub National Park on Tuesday to raise awareness about the hazards of drug abuse and reaffirm a collective commitment to protecting the younger generation from narcotics.
The rally brought together students, social workers, volunteers, and representatives of the Punjab Counter Narcotics Force (CNF) and the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) along with people from different walks of life.
The event was aimed to educate citizens about the harmful effects of drug addiction, encourage young people to stay away from narcotics, and strengthen the ongoing national campaign against drug abuse.
Participants were carrying banners, placards, and awareness messages highlighting the devastating impact of drugs on individuals and society. They also chanted slogans calling for the eradication of narcotics, the promotion of a healthy society, and a brighter future for the country’s youth.
Speakers emphasized that drug addiction was not only a personal tragedy but also a serious social challenge that required shared responsibility from all segments of society.
They stressed that government, educational institutions, parents, civil society organizations, and the wider community must work together to eliminate the menace of drugs.
They noted that increasing awareness among young people and engaging them in positive activities were key to curbing the growing trend of substance abuse.
Representatives of the Punjab Counter Narcotics Force (CNF) and the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) also interacted with participants and highlighted ongoing anti-narcotics initiatives, the role of law enforcement agencies, and the importance of public cooperation.
At the conclusion of the rally, participants reaffirmed their commitment to continue awareness campaigns within their communities, taking practical steps to protect young people from drug abuse, and supporting efforts to build a healthier, safer, and drug-free society.
