The increase in the retail price of opium to 400 to 500 million Tomans per kilogram is not just a matter of the high cost of a drug; it could also be a sign of an escalating social crisis and a serious alarm for the health of society.
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The increase in the retail price of opium to 400 to 500 million Tomans per kilogram is not just a matter of the high cost of a drug; it could also be a sign of an escalating social crisis and a serious alarm for the health of society.