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Drug Demand Reduction Activities TABLE OF CONTENTS Sr Contents Page No 1. Summary of Activities 2 2. Post – Event Reports 3-32 a. HQ ANF 3-15 b. RD Balochistan - c. RD Sindh 16-18 d. RD Punjab 19-24 e. RD KP 25-28 f. RD North 29-32 3. Patients Treated 33-35 4. Pre - Event Information 36-37 5. ANF Social Media & Web 38 6. Press Clipping - RDs 39 7. Significant Seizures 40 2 ANF - DDR ACTIVITIES SUMMARY- MAY 2016 HQ RD RD RD RD RD Sr Activity Total ANF Baluchistan Sindh Punjab KP North 1. ANF Passing Out Parade 1 - - - - - 1 2. Visit - DG ANF to RD Balochistan 1 - - - - - 1 3. Visit - British Delegation to HQ ANF 1 - - - - - 1 Conference - UNODC Program 4. 1 - - - - - 1 Officers at HQ ANF 5. Visit - DLO Saudi Arabia 1 - - - - - 1 6. Visit - DLO China 1 - - - - - 1 7. Visit - DLO United Kingdom (UK) 1 - - - - - 1 8. Visit - Chinese Students to HQ ANF 1 - - - - - 1 9. Conference - ODRP Delegation 1 - - - - - 1 10. Update - MATRC Karachi 1 - - - - - 1 11. Update - MATRC Peshawar 1 - - - - - 1 12. Awareness Lectures - - 1 6 4 - 11 13. Awareness Walk - - - 1 1 - 2 14. Cycle Race - - 1 - - - 1 15. Tableau - - - 1 - - 1 16. Debate Competitions - - - 2 - - 2 17. Football Match - - 1 - - - 1 18. Cultural Show - - - 1 - - 1 19. Karate Tournament - - - - 1 - 1 20. Awareness Sessions - - 1 - 1 - 2 21. Family Festival - - - 1 - - 1 22. Visit to MATRCs - - 1 - - 3 4 23. Milad at MATRC Islamabad - - - - - 1 1 24. Awareness – Social Media - - - - - 1 1 25. Distribution – Awareness Material - - - 1 3 - 4 26. Seminars - - - 4 2 - 6 Meeting of Executive Committee - - 27. 1 - - - 1 Members of MATRC Karachi 28. Donors Conference - - 1 - - - 1 29. Anti Drug Marathon - - - - 1 - 1 30. Anti Drug Campaign - - - - - 1 1 Media Coverage - ANF Passing out - - 31. - - - 1 1 Parade Total 11 - 7 17 13 7 55 3 ANF - 397 RECRUITS INCLUDING 39 FEMALES PASSED OUT AFTER COMPLETION OF BASIC TRAINING On 14th May 2016, passing out parade of Anti Narcotics Force was held at Military Training Centre. DG ANF Major General Nasir Dilawar Shah HI (M) graced the occasion as Chief Guest. A batch of 397 ANF recruits including 39 females passed out after Basic Training of 5 months. The occasion was attended by high ranking Military & Civil Officers, Heads of LEAs Institutions, Foreign Dignitaries / Diplomats, Representatives from Related Departments, Relatives of Recruits and Media Persons. While addressing the occasion, DG ANF congratulated the recruits and their relatives and expected high-hopes for their future assignments. He thanked Pakistan Army for making the training centre available and provision of quality training to ANF. DG’s Cane was awarded to over all best recruit SI Hafiz Tajwar Hayat and Commandant ANF Academy Medal to ASI Hira Hussain. In recent past, ANF carried out fresh recruitment of 55 Sub-Inspectors, 52 ASIs and 290 Constables, including 39 females. Giving top priority to training; ANF sought assistance of Pakistan Army for a comprehensive and objective training at Azad Kashmir Regimental Centre, Mansar Camp, Attock. Military cooperation included training in fields of Drill, Physical Training, Firing, Weapon Handling, Un-armed Combat, Field Craft, Security, Survival Techniques, Raids at inhabited Areas and Response to Impromptu Situations. ANF Faculty remained hand-in-glove with Military Instructors and imparted training in the fields of Criminal Law, Police Rules, Criminal Investigation, Police Station Administration, Narcotics Studies, Human Rights, Regional Ethics and Service Rules. On special directive of DG ANF, recruit training was designed to transform new inductees into quality LEAs, both in professional and moral stature. Special emphasis was laid on character building, discipline, dress / turn-out and devotion to duty. Pre-course formalities included preparation of a thoroughly deliberated curriculum. Theoretical discourse was appropriately followed by practical exercises. Emphasis was laid to confront crises situations, necessitating its independent handling. Endeavor was also made to polish the physical and mental abilities, commensurating with contemporary field requirements. Induction of young blood in the Force is being augmented with focused positioning, that is, “Right Man for the Right Job”. PICTORIAL VIEW Saluting the Marching Columns Female Column - Marching in front of Dice 4 Male Column - Marching in front of Dice Flag Party Demonstration – Unarmed Combat Skills 5 Prize Awarding Ceremony Group Photo with Award Winners Distinguished Guests at the Passing Out Parade Group Photo – Passed Out Recruits 6 Training Review - Recreational Activity (Cultural Night) Training Review - Early Morning Physical Exercise Training Review – Practising Small Arm Shooting 7 Mo Training Review - Raid Exercise (Search & Rescue operation) Training Review - Recruits during Classes Training Review - Table Party Training Review - Route March (20 Km walk) 8 VISIT – DG ANF to RD Balochistan Visit - DG ANF to RD Balochistan – 18 to 21 May Meeting - DG ANF with Chief Minister (Balochistan) 9 VISIT – BRITISH DELEGATION TO HQ ANF On 18 May 2016 British delegation visited HQ ANF. Visiting team comprised of professionals from London Police and experts from British High Commission. The purpose of the visit was to discuss prospects of mutual cooperation in Assets Investigation of Drug cases. During the meeting, prospects of training based on best practices were also explored. bilt Visit of British Delegation - 3 Apr Conference - UNODC Program Officers at HQ ANF On 20 May 2016 Senior Program Officers of UNODC visited HQ ANF. Different Directorates of ANF took part in the conference to discuss the Country Program II, in Pakistan. At the end the delegation also visited ANF Canine Unit. Visit of UNODC Senior Program Officers – 20 May 10 VISIT – DLO SAUDI ARABIA to HQ ANF DLO of Saudi Arabia Mr. Fawaz Saud Alotaibi called on DG ANF– 25 May VISIT – DLO CHINA to HQ ANF Drug Liason Officer of Republic of China called on DG ANF – 27 May VISIT – DLO UNITED KINGDOM (UK) to HQ ANF Drug Liason Officer of United Kingdom (UK) called on DG ANF – 27 May 11 VISIT - CHINESE STUDENTS TO HQ ANF On 31 May 2016 Chinese students having Law Enforcement Background, visited HQ ANF for an introductory session. They were studying at National University of Modern Languages (NUML), Islamabad. The students were given an appraisal about Anti Narcotics Force functioning, challenges and achievements. During their visit students also had interaction with DG ANF Maj Gen Nasir Dilawar Shah. Chinese Student Introductory visit to HQ ANF – 31 May VISIT – ODRP DELEGATION TO HQ ANF Visit - ODRP Delegation to HQ ANF – 31 May 12 ANF REGIONAL DIRECTORATE (SINDH) HOLDS 7TH DIVISIONAL NARCOTICS CONTROL COMMITTEE MEETING (DNCC) On 1st April 2016, 7th meeting of the DNCC was held at the office of Commissioner Karachi. This forum provides opportunity for various Law Enforcement Agencies to interact and device mutual strategies to fight the drug menace in society. Sequel to the decisions taken in Divisional Narcotics Control Committee (DNCC), Local Police, District Administration and Excise Taxation & Narcotics Department started campaigning against Street Peddlers, Gutka Shops and Sheesha Bars. During the campaign in April, 360 cases were registered and 426 individuals apprehended. In addition RD Sindh has delivered awareness lectures at different schools and colleges to sensitize youth on the harmful effects of drug addiction. Following DNCC meeting, ANF (Sindh) organized a special meeting to coordinate counter narco strategies. Participants of this meeting included; Commissioner Karachi, DIG Police, Representative Excise Taxation & Narcotics Department headed by Force Commander RD ANF Karachi. All the departments assured their full support for the noble cause of making Pakistan a “Drug Free Society”. ANF Sindh has also nominated focal persons for coordination with Deputy Commissioner and local authorities at district level. 13 CASE STUDY - A DRUG PATIENT AT MATRC (KCI) AWARENESS DEFEATED ADDICTION Arsalan Ahmed, a 23 year old boy is under treatment at the MATRC Karachi for the last 3 weeks. He is B.Com student. Previously, his hometown was Sajawal (Sindh), which was located in flood-prone area. Consequently, ten years back his family shifted to Thatha. His family includes a mother (retired nursing superintendent), an elder sister (married) and another sister (un-married), while his father had already passed away. Few years back, his family was displaced due to floods and was staying at IDP Camp. Under these circumstances the parents obligation to supervise the children literally collapses, hence Arsalan got ample chance to mix up with bad community, unobserved from his family and finally due to peer pressure, he indulged in drugs. He started abusing with prescription drugs, later got into heroin and finally also started alcohol. Initially he managed to keep his addiction habit discrete, but medical-literate mother picked up the symptoms very soon. Differing with the family, Arsalan developed an arrogant behavior towards his family members. Contrary to rest of the family, his mother adopted a soothing behavior towards him. She started converting his addiction from drugs to alcohol and used to give Rs 400 for liquor. Meanwhile she also started giving him Rs 100 to buy his exclusive syringes, so as to avoid any blood born disease. Often during receptive-mode, his mother also used to motivate him for a healthy life. At last, the supportive attitude, awareness and inspiration of the mother worked, resulting in getting treatment and quit the unhealthy
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