DPO Toba Urges Students to Shun Drugs, Follow Traffic Rules

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Toba Tek Singh police hold an anti-drug and traffic awareness seminar at Saleem Habib University
DPO Ikhlaq Ullah Tarar says drugs are destroying the future of the young generation
Students urged to report suspicious activity and spread awareness against drugs
Helmet, seat belt, licence and traffic signals stressed for saving lives

The district police officer has urged Saleem Habib University students to shun drugs and obey traffic laws.

According to the Toba Tek Singh police spokesman, the anti-drug and traffic awareness seminar was held at Saleem Habib University, a private university in the district.

District Police Officer Ikhlaq Ullah Tarar attended the seminar and addressed the students.

Students and police officers at the anti-drug and traffic awareness seminar at Saleem Habib University Toba Tek Singh — DPO Ikhlaq Ullah Tarar speaks to students during the seminar.

The DPO says drugs are a menace destroying the future of the young generation.

He says young people must stay away from drugs and adopt positive activities, education and a healthy lifestyle instead.

He urged students to play their part in spreading awareness against drugs and to report any suspicious activity around them to the relevant institutions.

On traffic laws, the DPO said wearing a helmet and a seat belt, avoiding speeding, obtaining a driving licence and obeying traffic signals were every citizen’s responsibility.

He said precious human lives could be saved by following the traffic rules.

The DPO said the youth were the country’s precious asset. He urged them to become responsible citizens who promote respect for the law, peace and positive attitudes in society.

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