KUALA LUMPUR: National Association for the Prevention of Dadah (Pemadam) vice-president Datuk Lee Lam Thye has called on religious bodies and non-governmental organisations to help set up drug rehabilitation centres to cope with the increasing number of addicts requiring treatment and rehabilitation.
He said these bodies could play an important role in assisting the Government in striving towards making the nation drug-free by 2015.
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