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A plantation drive was organized at ASYM District Hospital Budgam under the campaign, symbolizing collective responsibility towards promoting a healthy environment and a drug-free future. Health officials, staff members, and participants actively joined the initiative.
An awareness session was also held at GDC Budgam, where students and faculty participated in sensitization programmes highlighting the harmful effects of substance abuse and the importance of adopting healthy lifestyle practices.
As part of enforcement measures, the Excise Department Budgam conducted a survey at Hajibal Kothipora in Tehsil B.K. Pora to check illicit cultivation of narcotic crops such as poppy and cannabis. No illegal cultivation was found during the inspection.
Community outreach was strengthened through a special Friday sermon at Jamia Masjid Chattergam, where the Imam highlighted the dangers of drug abuse and urged farmers to refrain from cultivating illicit narcotic crops. Awareness posters on drug abuse and provisions of the NDPS Act were also distributed and displayed at prominent locations.
Under health sector initiatives, awareness programmes were conducted across Medical Block Magam and other medical blocks of the district, involving medical officers, paramedical staff, and experts. Sessions focused on the physical, psychological, and social consequences of addiction, early identification, counseling, and referral services.
IEC material was widely distributed to encourage community participation and promote preventive behaviour. The coordinated efforts of health departments, educational institutions, enforcement agencies, and community stakeholders reflect sustained commitment towards achieving the goals of the 100-day Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan. The District Administration Budgam reiterated its resolve to continue awareness drives and community engagement initiatives to realize the vision of a drug-free Budgam.
