Thoubal reviews measures to combat drug trafficking and substance abuse

The DC stressed coordinated efforts among government departments, law enforcement agencies and civil society organisations to combat drug trafficking and substance abuse.

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Thoubal: District Level Narco Coordination Centre (NCORD) Committee – (DLNC) meeting was chaired by Deputy Commissioner Yumnam Robita, IAS, to review measures aimed at combating drug trafficking and substance abuse in the district at the Conference Hall of the DC Office, Thoubal district.

Deputy Commissioner stressed on the need for coordinated efforts among government departments, law enforcement agencies and civil society organisations to eradicate drug abuse and trafficking from the district.

SP Manoj Prabhakar, Convenor of the DLNC briefed the committee outlining the new NCORD operation guidelines to the district committee members. He also briefed the committee on the ongoing enforcement actions with regard to drug-related cases, preventive measures, awareness initiatives and the functioning of the de-addiction & support mechanisms.

The Chairman advised to continue cooperation among law enforcement and security agencies to tackle the drug menace and prevent substance abuse, particularly among the youth.

Later, the DC also chaired the District-Level Security Review meeting. The meeting was held with an objective to strengthen inter-agency coordination, facilitate timely information-sharing, review emerging threats, ensure effective preventive measures, promote community confidence and enable prompt resolution of issues affecting public safety and peace.

The meeting was also attended by officers of the District Administration, DLOs, District Level Intelligence Officer, officers from Army, Assam Rifles, Central Armed Police Forces, among others.

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