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In response to the Drug Prevention and Control Action Month 2026, the Ministry of Education and Training calls upon students nationwide to strictly comply with drug prevention laws, while raising awareness and youth responsibility in preventing and combating drug evils. Drugs not only destroy the health and future of users but also cause severe consequences for families and society. But do you truly understand drugs and how to avoid them?
Signs that someone might be using drugs
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Unstable moods: Frequent anxiety and easily irritated.
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Abnormal daily routines: Staying up late and sleeping through the day.
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Physical decline: Fatigue, lack of focus, and neglect of personal hygiene.
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Possession of strange items: Carrying needles, straws, lighters, or small packets suspected of containing unusual substances.
The harmful effects of drugs
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To health: Causes addiction, damages the brain, heart, and liver, and carries a high risk of death.
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To psychology & behavior: Easily leads to depression, paranoia, violence, and legal violations.
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To family & society: Shatters family happiness, increases crime rates, and fuels social evils.
What students must do to protect themselves
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NEVER use, possess, buy, sell, or transport drugs.
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Stay vigilant against synthetic and disguised drugs hidden in drinks or e-cigarettes.
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Equip yourself with proper knowledge and skills for drug prevention.
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Actively raise awareness and encourage peers to join the fight against drugs.
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Report promptly to authorities if any drug-related behavior is detected.
Let’s join hands to build a safe, healthy, and drug-free school environment!
