Quang Ngai workers sign commitment to say no to drugs

On October 29th, the Quang Ngai Provincial Labor Federation said that it had organized a conference to disseminate laws on drug prevention and control to union members, workers, and laborers of Great Honor International Co., Ltd. at VSIP Quang Ngai Industrial Park.

At the conference, union members, workers, and laborers watched a clip of Mr. Ngo Duy Hieu's speech, Standing Vice President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor, at the launching ceremony of the campaign "Vietnamese workers say no to drugs - Millions of hearts, a determination", with the message: "Say no to drugs to say yes to a better life".

Captain Dang Van Sang, officer of the Drug Crime Investigation Police Department, Quang Ngai Provincial Police, disseminated the basic regulations of the 2025 Law on Drug Prevention and Control (effective from July 1, 2026); guided the identification of common drugs, new drugs disguised as food, beverages, and electronic cigarettes; and warned about tricks to entice and lure workers and laborers to participate in drug law violations.

Also at the conference, union members and workers also watched the skit "Coming Home" co-produced by the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor and the Ministry of Public Security.

Through this activity, the Trade Union wishes to raise awareness and responsibility of union members and workers in drug prevention and control, contributing to building a safe and healthy working environment.

On this occasion, nearly 200 union members, workers, and laborers of Great Honor International Co., Ltd. signed commitments to respond to the campaign "Vietnamese workers say no to drugs" launched by the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor and the Ministry of Public Security.

With the message "Million hearts, one determination", the campaign aims to raise legal awareness and knowledge about drug prevention and control for workers and laborers in industrial parks, export processing zones and businesses. Through this, mobilize union members and workers to say "no" to drugs to say "yes" to a better life.

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