Cambodia’s first anti-drug library raises awareness among students


A teacher guides a ninth-grade student on the use of the anti-drug library’s dedicated software programme. - PPP

PHNOM PENH: In the new anti-drug library at Boeung Trabek High School in Phnom Penh, computer programmes share a wealth of educational materials and videos about the harmful effects of illegal drugs.

Numerous students engage in learning about narcotics through the facility’s exhaustive collection of research papers and textbooks, all of which are now digitally accessible, transforming the learning experience.

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