Miqdash emphasized that the warehouse that legalized the production of cannabis was covering up the smugglers’ crimes, which resulted in the expansion of organized crime groups’ schemes, which threaten Algeria’s security.
The first guest recorded that adolescents and young adults are in the forefront, especially after Algeria became a transit area for cannabis coming from Morocco, adding: “Cocaine consumption has increased by two hundred percent, and this is inseparable from the increases that affected the rest of the hallucinogens by about 100 percent.”
Miqdash focused on the fact that field investigations confirmed that consumption had become early, as psychotropic substances were seized in elementary school, warning that addiction had become a threat to security and public health.
In contrast to her assertion that Algeria incurred a huge bill due to the increase in the consumption of toxins, the speaker referred to the current work to review the drug prevention law issued in 2004; The large number of variables imposes the amendment of the law and its applications.
Miqdash explained: “The current project defines the responsibility of pharmacists and strengthens treatment measures for victims and punitive measures for promoters according to practical mechanisms.” She continued: “Prevention is the cornerstone; Therefore, adolescents must be vaccinated. families are nimble and vigilant; With the keenness of the public authorities to protect the surroundings of children and boys.
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