Drug use among bus drivers drops sharply

The National Rehabilitation and Addiction Treatment Fund launched campaigns to detect drug use among bus drivers at the start of the new school year. Over a two-week period, more than 966 drivers were tested across various governorates. The campaigns resulted in the arrest of six drivers accused of using hashish, and they have been referred to the prosecution. Immediate measures have been taken to suspend any drivers employed by schools. The drug use rate among drivers has decreased from 12% in 2017 to currently 0.5%, with ongoing efforts to reach zero percent.

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