Why Drug Abuse is RampantWritten by Karen Nodalo
In almost all over countries across world, drug trafficking issues are dealt with and are most difficult case to resolve. Every year, rate of drug abuse cases and trafficking has been mounting from its number. Be it young or old, it chooses no one. No matter how heavy punishments were implemented, still government found it to be very impenetrable to stop such case. The government finds remedy to this matter. Most drug cases involve minor entity especially out-of-school youth so they find it very hard to trigger. They lack knowledge and education for use of prohibited drugs. Young minds’ curiosities are harder to comprehend and figure out. It is hard to cease because as long as there are hidden resources, still it spreads out unnoticed. Drug issues are immediately to be solved because it is an auxiliary in bringing out other pertinent and relevant cases such as murder and slaughter cases. Annual news about increasing number of addiction continues to inflate. How do we stop these cases? The public and media have been very immune to hearing this inexorable problem and it appears to be not so very surprising at all. The larger it gets larger chances of inviting associated tribulations not only in community but for whole. Drug prevention programs or anti-drug campaigns have been implemented and focused on but still, it is to no avail. Minor children who are in sheer addiction are subjected to isolation and rehabilitation. Why do these children involve to these problems at such a young age? The main reason for that matter is because they lack attention and guidance at home and society. Treating children is a sensitive and crucial part. Every little change in environment catches their attention and draws out to what they think is right. Peer pressure comes along with losing family ties that makes them feel unwanted in community. Discrimination is also another factor that affects them emotionally. When they feel indifferent from other youngsters especially those with a higher standard of living, they tend to seek attention resulting to mental, social and emotional distractions.
| | Poverty is not for the PoorWritten by Karen Nodalo
Poverty means lack of food, shelter, clothing and opportunities for work and education. It is lack of supply for needs of community. Poverty has grown abruptly and we are left clinging in hands of time waiting to be fed and nourished. It is doing and having what you wanted to do but doing nothing at all for reason you remain incapable. In a different perception, poverty is a result for having a poor management. In order to have a good government, it should be run by good public officials. If they perform their tasks defectively, our resources are affected, poor becomes poorer and our economy declines. Since poverty is on mount, we need to have a good government to heal all economic deficiencies and political operations. If we lack resources, investing would be impossible. Poverty in countries is being measured by amount or value of goods and resources they produce. So, lesser resources and productions we have, lesser opportunity is at stake for us. The lesser chances, more probability we will sink in debt. With poverty on rush, how do we set alternatives to increase our livelihood? How do we invest and compete in a global world? How do provide ourselves with good valuable resources? We start by improving and enhancing our skills in order to bring forth more income to our families at same time uplifting our nation’s economy. That is, focusing in rural communities. Watching and maintaining our natural resources would bring investments and exports which makes way to manpower or employment in rural communities. Rural places are mainly our source of natural resources such as fisheries and vegetation so these must be taken good care of.
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