Lansarea unei campanii împotriva consumului de droguri în Braşov

In Romania, a new campaign against drug consumption has been launched in six counties: Braşov, Covasna, Harghita, Bistriţa Năsăud, Mureş and Sibiu. The campaign, entitled "Drug consumption concerns us all", aims to raise awareness about the dangers of drug use. The video promoting the campaign is being shown in over 850 hotels and restaurants in Braşov, as well as at the Braşov-Ghimbav International Airport. According to Laura Pişcociu, head of the Regional Center for Prevention, Evaluation and Counseling on Drugs, the campaign targets both tourists and employees in the HORECA (hotel, restaurant, catering) sector. The video, translated into six languages - English, French, German, Spanish, Hungarian and Hebrew - will be shown for an entire year at hotel receptions and rooms. The campaign is a joint effort between the Ministry of Economy, Entrepreneurship, and Tourism, the Braşov Prefect Institution, the Professional Mediators Association at the Braşov Court of Appeals, the "Iubim Braşovul" group, and the Braşov-Ghimbav International Airport. Statistics show that drug use is on the rise in Romania, with Brașov being one of the most affected counties. The government is determined to take action against this destructive trend and is urging everyone to join the fight against drugs. "We want to reach out to as many people as possible with this campaign, especially since drug consumption affects not only the individual, but also their families and society as a whole," stated Laura Pişcociu. The video, produced by the Regional Center for Prevention, Evaluation and Counseling on Drugs, is a powerful tool in spreading the message of the campaign. Its aim is to educate the public about the negative effects of drug use, and encourage them to join the fight against this growing problem. The campaign is just the beginning of a larger plan to combat drug consumption in Romania. Through partnerships and joint efforts, local authorities aim to create a drug-free environment, offering support and help to those in need. The message is clear: drug consumption is a serious issue that concerns us all, and we must take a stand against it.