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Como Laucala Island buying Heroin

Tuwawa's Community Profile: This new segment aims to showcase invited or nominated individuals, who have special connections to Fiji. We will feature Fijians of mixed heritage, men and women in unique professions, and those who have beaten the odds to be where they are today. SHE is the only private practitioner on the garden island of Taveuni but that does not necessarily mean business is on her side. For Doctor Losana Taroga , being the only private doctor comes with a great package from publicising her practice to providing unavailable drugs to members of the community. She started her practice in January this year and business was slow at first. But after much support from her husband, Gabriel Taroga , who as part of the promotion told every second soul he met about his wife's practice, the number of patients increased gradually. That is why people visit the clinic to buy drugs,' she said. Last month, she started a weekly medical check-up on Laucala Island for workers building a resort there. At times I have to travel to their homes to examine them because they cannot come to the clinic,' she said. At times, the voluntary work deals with cleaning compounds in villages and renovating buildings and she sees it as a great way of building relationships with the community. Dr Lo has five children and she contributes her success to the support of her family, especially her husband. Adapted from Fijitimes Online. Newer Post Older Post Home. How can we improve Fijituwawa. Contact Fijituwawa.

The discovery of hard drugs in Fiji

Como Laucala Island buying Heroin

Shine a Light carried out a two-months investigation into the illicit drug trade in Fiji, revealing some shocking results of how Fijians, the chunk of whom are young people, have invested their time and money in the local production, sale and use of methamphetamine. Earlier this year, two separate major drug raids in Nadi by Police resulted in the seizure of 4. Meth has long been a domesticated drug, until most recently with nation-wide awareness programmes and advocacy. A meth user in his fifties, who preferred the name U. Since , the number of illicit drug cases registered overall has risen substantially; with more meth cases registered within the first four months of than in the previous five years. The use of meth is no longer concentrated in the urban and sub-urban areas of Viti Levu. The outer islands, especially the Lau Groups, are confronted with the problem, a battle the Government says we are losing. Meth users we spoke to were marijuana addicts from low-income families. Their addiction began at a young age and worsened as they associated themselves with other drug users. The users shared common harmful effects of their addiction to meth such as weight loss and sleep deprivation. A mother of four, who preferred to be called Vabauta, started using drugs from an early age. She pointed to peer influence as the reason for her drug addiction. She said she stopped using meth after it drove her to consider harming other people and to isolate herself. Meth use, she said, even kept her awake for 14 consecutive days at one point. Similar harmful effects were experienced by Michael, a sex worker in his early thirties, who started using marijuana at D said drinking with his friends lured him to use meth, having an immediate negative effect on his behaviour and health. Drug awareness advocate Sesenieli Naitala, also known as Bui. Sesenieli Naitala — Drug awareness advocate. I was losing weight and my body was changing. The paranoia, fear of going out in public, and short temper were all part of a long list of harmful side effects of meth use U. D experienced. Police statistics indicate that there were unlawful possession of illicit drugs cases over the first seven months of , up from the offences registered for the same period in Since , the most number of registered drug offenders were between the ages of 18 and 35, ac-cording to statistics provided by Police. Note: represents all cases relating to methamphetamine and 2 cases are related to cocaine. From January to July , Po-lice recorded offenders for this age group, up from the offenders in the same period last year. In her line of work, Bui regularly talks to people dealing with addiction. The programme at St Giles is an opportunity for her to hear how and why people do drugs and aid their journey to recovery. Like so many other cases, this pa-tient used meth as a coping mechanism for difficult experiences in her life. Now people realise that we have a problem. Bui believes her advocacy work is, however, making a difference. She said this, together with the Police-led drug raids and arrests, is driving the conversation on meth forward. This is the first part of a five part series on the increasing methamphetamine problem in Fiji. As we progress, we will determine whether this illicit drug is cooked locally and why it is prevalent in the outer islands. Feedback : ivamere. Lifestyle Health Travel. Magazines Rugby News Sunwheels. Shine A Light. Meth Easy Money For Young Fijians Since , the number of illicit drug cases registered overall has risen substantially; with more meth cases registered within the first four months of than in the previous five years. The methamphetamine that was seized in Nadi earlier this year. More on Shine A Light. This may take a second or two. Bula Vinaka Readers! We're relaunching our email newsletters with some exciting updates coming soon. Sign up and get the best of the Fiji Sun, handpicked and delivered to your inbox. By entering your email address you're giving us permission to send you news and offers. You can opt-out at any time.

Como Laucala Island buying Heroin