Jabbagh: There is no place for drug addicts in prison! | Economy

Nabatieh – Samer Wahbi:

"The war on drugs is much more dangerous than the military and political war, because it is an easy war for the resistance, but with the war on drugs, we are fighting unknown soldiers," the minister said. Public Health, Jamil Jebak. "Drugs are the easiest way to enrich oneself, even at the expense of the destruction of society." Parents have a great responsibility. "

Minister Jabbak's speech was delivered at the ceremony in honor of trainees and trainees submitted to Hezbollah's second sector Hezbollah Drug Education and Training Program and by the Ministry of Health. Islamic health authority of the city of Scoutia-Nabatieh, in the presence of the leader of the party of loyalty to the lighthouse, the lighthouse of the regime.

He pointed out that the statistics of the Ministry of Health monitor the spread of drugs in schools, universities, cafes and around the world. This is the easiest way to enrich, describing the unfaithful "traders" who wish to raise funds as quickly as possible. That's the way of the drug that destroys the community as a whole, "How is it possible for a 14-year-old to smoke a hookah? "He said that if the young man was addicted to nicotine at age 17, his blood would not accept less than heroin and cocaine, which would mean that a boy of 15 years met his colleagues in cafes, smoking hookah,, What to expect from a child who smokes hookah at this age, at 16 or 17, if nicotine addiction starts at age 14 at age 17, nothing will be able to satisfy her addiction other than heroin or cocaine ".

He stressed that "Lebanese prisons are overcrowded and we have reached a stage where we are working in the Lebanese state.The promoter is arrested and arrested, but the aggressor is released because he considers that the offense is a crime not because it is easy, but because there is no room for them in the prisons.Percentage of those arrested are drug addicts. "

The ceremony included a speech by the head of the Islamic Health Authority, Dr. Abbas Haballah, and the words of the laureates.