Peshawar: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Minister for Social Welfare, Syed Qasim Ali Shah, has stated that under the leadership of Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, the current government has launched the "Drug-Free Peshawar Phase Three" campaign. As part of this initiative, 2,000 individuals are being provided free treatment, and concrete measures will be taken to curb drug addiction. He expressed these views during a surprise visit to the Khwaja Yunus Social Welfare Organization Center.

The provincial minister conducted a detailed review of the center, met with the staff and drug-addicted individuals, and inquired about the treatment facilities and rehabilitation measures provided by the government. On this occasion, the minister stated that making Peshawar drug-free is the mission of the current government, and all necessary steps will be taken to achieve these goals, as this project holds great significance for the people and residents of Peshawar.

He further said that the provincial government is demonstrating remarkable and outstanding performance in every sector. Under the guidance of our leader, Imran Khan, vigorous efforts are being made to ensure the development and prosperity of the public. He added that through the "Drug-Free Peshawar" campaign, practical efforts are being made to reintegrate marginalized individuals back into the mainstream society.