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Drug cases can cost government jobs and passports, warns Annamayya SP

The Superintendent of Police (SP) Annamayya has issued a warning to traders against selling nicotine products near schools, emphasizing the potential consequences of drug-related offenses, including the loss of government jobs and passports. This initiative is part of a broader effort to combat substance abuse and protect youth. The distribution of drug-testing kits to every police station in the district underscores the seriousness of the crackdown on drug-related activities, highlighting the government's commitment to public health and safety.