1,300 students held for narcotic offences in the last three years


KUALA LUMPUR: Some 1,330 primary and secondary school students have been caught for drug-related offences over the past three years.

Police said in 2014 alone, 439 students were detained, followed by 443 in 2015 and 448 last year.

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