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The age of illicit substance usage in Botswana has reportedly dropped from the junior school level to primary school level. He said one of the cases, the centre was dealing with involved an eight-year-old, addicted to Methcathinone or cat. Mr Dambe said although most illicit substance users were youth, the incident of a young child added a unique dimension in illicit drug distribution in the country. However, he said marijuana was still the most common drug, adding that there was a steady increase in hard drugs such as crack cocaine madaena and Methcathinone or cat as well as few cases of heroin and crystal meth. Mr Dambe said the centre received about 25 clients per month on average, from across all classes of the society. However, he said over 70 per cent of their clients were men, while a lot of females did not seek counselling, which he said was a concern because other clients revealed that there were lots of ladies in crack houses around Gaborone. For his part, Botswana Police Service spokesperson, senior superintendent Near Bagali concurred that illicit drug use was a problem in the country, but said the situation was however under control. He said drug traffickers included Batswana and people of other nationalities, revealing that the police arrested 42 people last year, while 14 were arrested in Bagali said in the past five years, the highest number of drug traffickers recorded was in with 72 people arrested. The report said demographic factors project that by the number of people using drugs will rise by 11 per cent around the world and by 40 per cent in Africa. It further said illicit drug trade also continued to hold back economic and social development, while disproportionately impacting the most vulnerable and marginalised, as well as threatening security and stability in some parts of the world. It said that drug markets were temporarily disrupted in most parts of the world during the first phase of the COVID pandemic, but they have recovered quickly. These, the report said included larger shipment sizes and increased use of land and waterway routes, private planes, air cargo and postal parcels and contactless methods for delivering drugs to consumers. The day was commemorated to raise awareness of the major problem that illicit drugs pose to society according to UNODC. More News. Home News General Illegal drugs reach primary schools. Illegal drugs reach primary schools. Source : BOPA. Author : Bonang Masolotate. Related News.

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