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Al-Majali Advocates One-Year Mandatory Service to Prevent Drugs
The article focused on the efforts of the government and security agencies in combating the spread of drugs among youth in Jordan. It highlighted that high unemployment rates and long-lasting lack of job opportunities contribute to increased frustration and psychological pressures, which drive some young people to drug use. It also emphasized that the head of the National Alliance for Combating Drugs stated that families sometimes hesitate to seek help for their children to avoid community penalties, underscoring the importance of treatment centers that guarantee complete confidentiality. Furthermore, he called for extending military service to one year, considering it an effective means of rebuilding young people's characters and protecting them from the dangers of drugs. During the week, the Drugs Control Department handled 112 cases related to crystal meth and arrested 193 individuals, including both dealers and users, and seized quantities of the prohibited substance.
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