Dubai Police campaign seeks to raise awareness against drug addiction during Ramadan ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: Dubai Police launched a campaign to raise awareness on the dangers of drug addiction throughout Ramadan across the emirate. The campaign titled ‘Protect Yourself’, launched by Hemaya International Center at Dubai Police, will be engaging the public in four locations. It will spread awareness about the types of drugs and ways of protecting oneself against drug addiction as well as Article 43 of the Anti-Narcotic Law, which spares addicts from legal punishment if they voluntarily hand themselves over to the police. The campaign will be undertaken at World Trade Center, Al Arabi Center, Al Barsha Mall and Al Warqa City Mall between 8.30pm and 12pm. Brigadier Eid Mohammad Thani Hareb, Di

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