Drug use is growing, especially among young people aged 20-30, and often leads to addiction, anguish, health problems, and even death. The document describes a mother crying at her son's grave who died from a drug overdose, asking the reader to imagine being in her or her son's shoes. It notes that while death is one possible consequence of drug use, addiction and harm to the nervous system are also outcomes, and people often lie, steal, and use drugs to cope with social problems rather than address the underlying issues. The document concludes by asking why people still use drugs despite knowing these facts, and encourages the reader to help change the situation and prevent friends from falling into drug addiction.

1. Is the death for you a party?
Just try to imagine a woman crying on her son’s
grave, who died because of overdose of drugs.
Would you like to be in the woman’s or boy’ s shoes?
The number of people who take drugs is
growing and most of the people in that group are boys and
girls between 20-30 years old. Apart from DEATH, which
is one of the possible consequences, the ADDICTION,
anguish and nervous system atrophy are also possible.
People who take drugs lie to continue consuming, they
steal to get money, they have pangs of conscience and they
use drugs as solution for their social problems… there
are no positive facts about drugs. If we all know these
facts, why people are still dying?
Start changing it. Don’t let your
friends fall in that pit.