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Drug Abuse Awareness Campaign Organized 8/27/2016 11:49:39 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Aug 27: National Social Campaign (NSG) trust today organised a drug awareness campaign. According to press release the workshop was carried out by a team of doctors for class XI and XII students. Dr. Lovi Padha one of the eminent doctors highlighted about this lethal addiction and ultimately if proper attention is not given it can lead to death. He introduced various causes leading to drug abuse which constitute lack of self-esteem, peer fresher, personal problems. A questionnaire round with the students was carried out by Dr. Vikas where students participated enthusiastically. The campaign concluded on a musical note by one of the members Mr. Sumer Singh who was greatly adorned by the students. Abhishekh with his team, in his brief account urged the students to work for society.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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