This document discusses the history and current state of drug use and addiction in Pakistan. It notes that Pakistan became a major heroin exporter in the 1980s following the Afghan refugee crisis. Approximately 5% of adults in Pakistan use drugs, equivalent to 5 million addicts who collectively spend Rs. 750 million daily on drugs. The document outlines the types of drugs, causes of addiction like poverty and peer pressure, and negative health effects of drug use. It provides recommendations for solutions through public relations campaigns, government enforcement, community involvement, and steps addicts can take to quit.