TVU – Tra Vinh University demonstrates its commitment to student welfare by organizing a powerful campaign in response to the Drug Prevention and Control Action Month 2024. The event, held on June 12, 2024, coincides with the nationwide Drug Prevention and Control Day on June 26, attracting many engaged students.
Key attendees include Lieutenant Tran Nam Anh from the Drug Crime Investigation Department of Tra Vinh Province Police, Associate Professor Thach Thi Dan, Vice Rector of Tra Vinh University, and Ms. Tran Thi Cuc, Head of the Student Affairs Office, along with her deputies, Mr. Pham Quoc Khanh and Ms. Ly Thi Diem Thuy.
In her opening remarks, Dr. Thach Thi Dan emphasizes the critical importance of drug prevention in both societal and educational contexts. She outlines the university’s goal to prevent, repel, and eradicate drugs from social life, urging students to enhance their knowledge and resist temptations that could lead to drug involvement.
A highlight of the event is the thought-provoking skit “Lost,” performed by students from the Office Administration Department. This cautionary tale effectively illustrates the harmful effects of drugs to their peers.
The skit “Lost,” performed by students from the Office Administration Department, served as a cautionary tale for their peers about the harmful effects of drugs.
Lieutenant Colonel Tran Nam Anh provides a sobering warning about the increasingly complex drug situation in society, particularly among youth. He stresses that the rising trend of drug use and possession poses significant threats to individual health, mental well-being, morality, and legal standing, with far-reaching consequences for families and society.
To combat these challenges, students are encouraged to learn about drug dangers, cultivate healthy lifestyles, engage in physical and cultural activities, and maintain strong principles to resist negative influences.
The event features an interactive anti-drug propaganda session, allowing students to discuss, address drug-related questions, learn about effective situation handling, and exchange valuable information.
In his closing remarks, Mr. Pham Quoc Khanh, Deputy Head of the Student Affairs Department, underscores the individual responsibility in drug prevention. He calls for strengthened coordination between the university and relevant authorities to intensify drug awareness education among students.
By Kha Han
TD-ĐL
