Jalandhar gets 26 new OOAT centres
26 new outpatient opioid assisted treatment (OOAT) centres had started offering treatment to drug dependents in Jalandhar. This will strengthen the de-addiction programme of the health department
As many as 26 new outpatient opioid assisted treatment (OOAT) centres had started offering treatment to drug dependents in Jalandhar. This will strengthen the de-addiction programme of the health department, said deputy commissioner Ghanshyam Thori on Wednesday. He said now the district had 37 OOAT centres where free treatment is being provided to drug dependents. He said that these new centres would ensure easy access to needy ones. “These centres help drug-dependents to get rid of the drug abuse and the district administration has been creating awareness about the drug menace owing to which a large number of youths have started visiting the centres for the treatment,” the DC said.

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