Anti-Cannabis cum Anti-Space Oil Drug Month 2025
The Narcotics Bureau is organizing the "Anti-Cannabis cum Anti-Space Oil Drug Month 2025" from March to April 2025, featuring a series of large-scale prevention and education initiatives. This campaign aims to deepen public understanding of the dangers of drug abuse and strengthen their resolve to stay away from drugs.
Anti-Drug Promotion Truck – Mighty Cat’s Emergency Mission: 4D Simulation for Anti-Drug Action
Etomidate has been listed as dangerous drug on February 14, this March and April mark the "Anti-Cannabis cum Anti-Space Oil Drug Month." The Narcotics Bureau will be introducing various activities promoting the dangers of both Cannabis, and the emerging “Space Oil Drug”!
Kick-starting the campaign with "4D Simulation for Anti-Drug Action”, the Promotion Truck will make a grand tour across the city between 7 and 20 April. Team up with “Mighty Cat" in the fight against drugs. Remember the magic spell – “Drugs? Never, Ever!” and, don't fall for any spell cast by "Sneaky Rat” when you get on board.
The promotion truck featured a simulated drug "scent identification" experience and a new "3D Post-Drug Simulation," allowing the public to grasp the dangers of drugs from multiple perspectives and reinforcing their determination to stay away from drugs. Join us for the interactive experiences with a chance to win exclusive gifts! Check out the route schedule and don’t miss out!
"Interactive Anti-Drug Theatre - A Space Study Adventure"
In response to the challenges posed by “Space Oil Drug”, the Narcotics Bureau has introduced a new interactive theatre production this year. This initiative is designed to deliver anti- drug messages to students through engaging and innovative means. Actors will guide students on a space study tour, where they will confront various drug temptations.
The Narcotics Bureau hosted the Principal’s Preview for the “Interactive Anti-Drug Theatre – A Space Study Adventure” at the Police Officers’ Club on 25March. Featuring the theme of the emerging “Space Oil Drug”, this innovative interactive theatre aims to spread anti-drug messages to upper primary students and guide them to stay drug-free, thereby safeguarding schools from “Space Oil Drug”.
The Preview attracted over 200 participants, including representatives from sponsoring bodies, principals, teachers and students from 50 primary schools to explore the brand-new experience in anti-drug education. The theatre has introduced a new storyboard featuring two students who guide the audience on a study adventure aimed at resisting drug temptation, providing students with a thought-provoking experience that enhances their understanding of the dangers of drug abuse. Through interactive elements and critical questioning, participants are empowered to stay vigilant against "Space Oil Drug", dispelling myths with a cautious approach.
Standing as the Police NB’s first flagship publicity campaign on “Space Oil Drug” for 2025, the Interactive Anti-Drug Theatre – A Space Study Adventure” will be staged in primary schools across the territory since March. Each performance will last about 30 minutes, serving up to 200 upper primary students.