High Risk Areas Of Drugs Addiction

High Risk Areas are focus areas that have been identified, the occurrence of drug addiction based on 60% of the population under supervision (OKP) nationwide and it is also an area that contributes to social problems such as social diversion and drug addiction-related crime. The determination of a high risk area is based on four main indicators, namely (Orang Kena Pengawasan-OKP), Suspected Drug Addicts (Orang Yang Disyaki-OYDS), New Addicts, and Community Readiness Level. AADK has re-demarcated in 2020 and has identified 155 KBTs nationwide. The breakdown of the area is as follows:

  1. 122 residents
  2. 8 zone (WPKL)
  3. 3 sub-zones (WP Labuan)
  4. 22 State Administrative Districts (Kelantan & Sarawak)

The implementation of the program in KBT is called the โ€˜Program Penghijauan Kawasan Berisiko Tinggi Penagihan Dadahโ€™ involving 155 KBT. It is one of the strategies to achieve โ€˜Dadah Terkawal 2025โ€™. The focus of the issue in this program is drug and substance abuse, as well as social diversion which implemented collaboratively with government agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The strategy of this program is:

  1. Prevent new addicts;
  2. Maintain recovery rate;
  3. Improving the detection of drug addicts;
  4. Increase cooperation and involvement of agencies/communities; and
  5. Restricting the entry of drugs

155 High Risk Areas

High Risk Areas Profile

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