Launching Awareness Campaign on Dangers of Drugs in Dhamar
At the launch, the Governorate Security Director, Brigadier General Mohammed Al-Mahdi, emphasized the importance of spreading awareness about the dangers of drugs and their effects on individuals and society.
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