Dien Hong Ward Trade Union proposes identifying the harms of new drugs

Dien Hong Ward Trade Union (Gia Lai province) has just organized a conference to propagate drug prevention and control; launched a movement for female officials and union members to participate in building "Families, units, and businesses say no to drugs" and a seminar to celebrate Vietnamese Women's Day 20.10.

The activity is organized to respond to the Campaign "Vietnamese Workers Say No to Drugs - Million Hearts, a Determination" organized by the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor in coordination with the Ministry of Public Security, and to celebrate the 96th anniversary of Vietnamese Women's Day (October 20, 1930 - October 20, 2026).

At the conference, representatives of Dien Hong Ward Police propagated about drug prevention and control; how to identify new types of drugs and the risk of drugs entering families, agencies, units, and businesses, especially through products disguised as food, beverages, and electronic cigarettes.

The Chairman of the Ward Trade Union requested female officials and union members to promote the tradition of "Good at state affairs, good at housework"; proactively learn about legal knowledge, the harms of drugs, especially new types of drugs; pay attention to managing and educating children and relatives to stay away from drug evils.

Within the framework of the program, delegates participated in a seminar, reviewing the glorious traditions of Vietnamese women.

Master Nguyen Ngoc Thanh Thuy - health and psychological consultant of Gia Lai Provincial Center for Disease Control - directly advised on reproductive health care, prevention of common gynecological diseases; and shared methods to balance work and family care.

On this occasion, local leaders and the Ward Trade Union presented gifts to congratulate female officials and union members on Vietnamese Women's Day.

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