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Anti-drug campaign, addicts rush for treatment, in Jalandhar 20% increase in OPD, 65% in admissions

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Jalandhar Deputy Commissioner and Commissioner of Police claimed that after a recent campaign against drug trafficking, a significant increase in peop.

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Anti-drug campaign, addicts rush for treatment, in Jalandhar 20% increase in OPD, 65% in admissions

Jalandhar Deputy Commissioner and Commissioner of Police claimed that after a recent campaign against drug trafficking, a significant increase in peop.

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Times of India broke the news in India 4 days ago on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.

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Anti-drug campaign, addicts rush for treatment, in Jalandhar 20% increase in OPD, 65% in admissions

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