“ Mudasir Karim Raises Alarm Over Imminent Shutdown, Calls for Immediate Intervention,Urges Immediate Action to Prevent Impending Public Health Disaster in Kashmir”
Srinagar, [27-08-23] – In a grim turn of events, the escalating number of drug addicts in the region is poised to reach a devastating climax with the imminent closure of the Valley’s only drug de-addiction center at SMHS Hospital. This alarming situation has been brought to the forefront by Youth Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Conference President, Mudasir Karim, who warns of dire consequences if urgent action is not taken.
The drug addiction crisis has been steadily worsening, with communities across the Valley grappling with its devastating effects. Families torn apart, lives ruined, and communities in turmoil, this crisis has left no one untouched.
The impending closure of SMHS Hospital’s Inpatient Department (IPD) services at the De-Addiction Center only exacerbates this dire situation. The center has been a lifeline for countless individuals seeking help in their battle against addiction. Without this crucial support system, many may be left without the aid they so desperately need, potentially leading to tragic outcomes, including deaths on the streets.
Mudasir Karim has sounded the alarm on this impending catastrophe. He emphasizes the urgent need for intervention to address the root causes of addiction and provide comprehensive support to those struggling with substance abuse.
Speaking on the matter, Karim stated, “The closure of the IPD services at SMHS Hospital’s De-Addiction Center is a grave injustice to the people of our Valley. We cannot stand by and watch as our youth and communities suffer the consequences of addiction without access to essential treatment and support. Immediate action is required to avert this impending disaster.”
Karim’s call for action has resonated with concerned citizens, healthcare professionals, and policymakers alike. It underscores the urgency of addressing the drug addiction crisis in the region, not only by providing treatment but also by tackling the socio-economic factors that contribute to addiction.
As the Valley teeters on the brink of a severe public health crisis, the voices of those like Mudasir Karim serve as a stark reminder that the time for action is now. The government, healthcare institutions, and communities must come together to prevent further suffering and loss of life. The fate of countless individuals hangs in the balance, and the Valley’s resilience will be tested as it confronts this mounting challenge head-on.
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