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Over 850 students, teachers attend drug awareness talk
Published on: Thursday, August 08, 2024
Published on: Thu, Aug 08, 2024
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Over 850 students, teachers attend drug awareness talk
Salinie (7th from left), Yuki (8th left), Amanda (5th from right), Evonne (3rd from right) in a group photo with police officers, JCI Tanjung Aru members and SM La Salle teachers and students.
Kota Kinabalu: Over 850 students and teachers attended Junior Chamber International (JCI) Tanjung Aru drug awareness talk titled “Your Life, Your Choice: Say NO to Drugs” at SM La Salle, Tanjung Aru recently.

The event was supported by the Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department of the state contingent police headquarters, led by Assistant Supt of Police (ASP) Salinie binti Ahmad.

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The talk is part of the Merdeka for Mereka 2.0 project, a community initiative dedicated to giving back to society and addressing pressing issues in Sabah.

Chairperson of Merdeka for Mereka 2.0 Yuki Yong and 2024 President of JCI Tanjung Aru Amanda Yong organised the event in response to the alarming rise in drug abuse cases among teenagers in Kota Kinabalu.

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JCI Tanjung Aru members Gabriel, Joey and Past President Senator Evonne Chong delivered insightful presentations on topics including “What Are Drugs,” “Types of Drugs,” and “The Consequences of Drug Use.” 

Their informative sessions aimed to educate and empower the audience to make informed choices about drug use.

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The programme began with ASP Salinie introducing her department, followed by an engaging demonstration featuring Duyun, a police dog from the K9 unit. 

Duyun showcased his skills in identifying hidden drugs, captivating the audience, offering students and teachers an opportunity to interact with the trained canine.
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