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Det ser ut som om regeringens kampanj mot droger har blivit en succe som medförde att t.o.m satta mål inte bara nåddes utan överträffades http://www.mcot.net/cfcustom/cache_page/412354.html .
Pol Gen Adul Saengsingkaew på Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) rappoprterade att ONCB efter ett år hade fått in 508,850 narkomaner i rehabiliterings program, målet var 400 000 st.
Man har genomfört 369,841 drog relaterade ingripanden och 361,767 personer har arresterats, man har i 4,700 fall gjort beslag av tillgångar för 1,6 miljarder baht, man har beslagtagit 76 miljoner methamphetamine piller, 1.4 ton crystal methamphetamine och 256 kg heroin.
Grattis till både narkomanerna som har erbjudits vård, regering och ansvariga poliser för ett relativt oblodigt men framgångsrikt arbete som gör att ett vallöfte har klarats av, men när det gäller droger måste man hela tiden vara på sin vakt och inte minst arbeta för att grannländerna ingriper mot sin drogindustri vilket Chalerm mycket riktigt har påpekat, han säger sig också vara för att väntetiden för dödsstraff av brottslingar som dömts i drogrelaterade ärenden sänks ifrån 60 till 15 dahgar, men att missbrukare ska ses som patienter i behov av vård och därför borde slippa straff.
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Government's drug suppression campaign exceeds target: Deputy PM Chalerm
วันพุธ ที่ 12 ก.ย. 2555
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Bangkok, Sept 12 - The government's one-year performance on drug suppression has surpassed its target, Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yubamrung said Wednesday.
The deputy premier made his remarks as director of the National Command Centre for Drugs Elimination (NCCDE) as the Yingluck government completed its first year with a high-profile policy to suppress illicit drugs.
Mr Chalerm said drug suppression operation between September 11, 2011 and September 8, 2012 was smooth, with good cooperation from all concerned agencies.
He said the drug suppression which the government made a national agenda has now become a regional agenda with cooperation from neighbouring countries, as well as China, leading to the arrest of the notorious drug lord Naw Kham.
The deputy Thai premier, however, said the drugs problem cannot be totally eliminated as the illicit drugs are made in a neighbouring country and smuggled to Thailand via the eight northern provinces.
Mr Chalerm reasserted he will push ahead with two drug-related bills including moving the execution of drug convicts from within 60 days to 15 days, and taking no legal action against drug addicts as they will be classified as patients.
The deputy premier said he has asked the interior ministry to instruct governors nationwide to identify drug addicts in local communities and take them to rehabilitation programmes, as well as welcome them back into society once they complete the treatment.
Pol Gen Adul Saengsingkaew, secretary-general of the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB), reported that the ONCB one-year performance also exceeded its targets.
Gen Adul said that 508,850 drug addicts entered the ONCB drug rehabilitaion programme, higher than its target of 400,000.
He said there were 369,841 drug-related cases with 361,767 persons arrested, resulting in 4,700 assets seizure cases, with total assets frozen at Bt1.6 billion.
He said the agency impounded 76 million methamphetamine pills, 1.4 tonnes of crystal methamphetamine, and 256 kilogrammes of heroine. (MCOT online news)
