Navi Mumbai: When Covid numbers rise, it is rather surprising to see street children, who ask or sell children’s books in traffic signals, openly inhale addictive substances such as thinner fluid, to be high.
They don’t even use masks.
Three such children were involved in drug abuse noticed by residents in Vashi on Tuesday, and the police were called to the place.
However, they fled.
Activists said that the women’s department and the welfare of the welfare of Maharashtra and NGOs must make calls and spread awareness among these vulnerable teen streets.
“It is very sad and tragically that the government urges everyone to wear masks and get vaccinations, many street hedcosity and homeless adults live dangerous, while also addicted to certain cheap drug forms.
Government or certain social workers must try to do it in awareness Between these marginalized groups, “Wisnu Gavali activist from the Iron Eagle V.
Gavali group added,” I have also seen poor teenagers curled up together on the sidewalk and breathe dicker into the fabric or sniffing glue between such chemicals .
This can damage their health in the long run.
If it is not a police, the civil body like NMMC must take some actions.
“When Ti tried to talk to the group of children in Vashi, a young girl said,” I sniffed with my own money I generate by selling children’s books.
So why do you bother? ” When the police abolished arriving outside the Navratna Restaurant after a call from residents, they asked the pay officers and parks and restaurant staff to keep an eye on sad people in nonsul abuse.
Activists show that certain hydrocarbon chemicals in paint diluencies, ink bleach, glue etc.
act as drugs and also eliminate hunger felt by poor children.
However, later it can affect the nervous system and also organs such as kidneys.