The Nashabandhi Mandal of Maharashtra, a government-run non-government organisation (NGO), appealed to Mumbaikars to start the New Year 2025 by giving up smoking, tobacco, and drugs. The campaign was held outside Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) on Monday. (PICS/SHADAB KHAN)
Updated On: 2024-12-30 09:07 PM IST
Compiled by : Divya Nair
Volunteers wearing masks and dressed in colorful attire held posters highlighting the dangers of using drugs and tobacco
The cases of drug addiction is rising among the youth. The police have made several seizures in the past few months across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region
The crowds outside CSMT were fascinated to see the volunteers in colourful attire
The NGO emphasised the importance of kicking harmful habits to promote better health and well-being
The number of cases of drug consumption goes up during New Year's Eve celebrations
The police have also urged citizens to avoid driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs on the night of December 31, to ensure a safe start to New Year 2025
With numerous events scheduled across hotels, farmhouses, and other venues, the police would be stationed at key roads and junctions to maintain safety on New Year's Eve
