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Liberia’s Drug Crisis – A National Catastrophe Fueled by Political Neglect and Institutional Decay - Global News Network Liberia
By Amos Harris Across Liberia, particularly in Montserrado County’s 17 districts and deep into rural communities, a silent war is being waged. This war isn’t fought with guns, but with needles, pills, and powdered substances. It is a war claiming the bodies and minds of Liberia’s young people, as illegal drugs become more accessible than clean drinking water. This national catastrophe has spiraled into a full-blown emergency, yet the response fr…
·Monrovia, Liberia
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