Solok Rehabilitation Development Plan Occupies Fish Seed Hall In Tanah Garam Village

Illustration of the arrest of a drug abuser. (Antara-Shutterstock-am)

W Sumatra - Head of the West Sumatra (Sumbar) High Prosecutor's Office (Kajati) Yusron appreciated the plan to build a rehabilitation center for drug addicts in Solok City because it prioritizes the safety of the victims of drug abuse.

"For that, the good intentions must have the support of all existing parties," said Yusron in Solok, quoted from Antara, Thursday, June 30.

Yusron and his entourage from the Prosecutor's Office of West Sumatra visited the planned location for the construction of a rehabilitation site in Solok City.

According to him, by providing rehabilitation services for victims of drug abuse, this is proof of the seriousness of the Solok City Government to save the community, especially young people.

He hopes that the collaboration between the Solok City Government, the Solok City Attorney General, and the Solok City BNN will motivate other regions to participate in the success of the AGO program in combating the trafficking and abuse of narcotics.

"Hopefully this drug rehabilitation site will be completed quickly and can be functioned properly and optimally," he said.

The Regional Secretary (Sekda) of Solok City, Syaiful A. added that the planned place for the rehabilitation service was at the Fish Seed Center (BBI) located in Tanah Garam Village, Lubuk Sikarah District, Solok City.

"The mayor of Solok immediately ordered the relevant agencies to carry out restoration and improvement so that as soon as possible it could function as a rehabilitation center for drug addicts," said Syaiful.

One of the efforts of the Solok City Government in accelerating the construction of the rehabilitation site is to visit the office of the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) in East Jakarta, as a follow-up to the development plan for the rehabilitation of drug abuse victims.

The Solok City Government hopes that the construction of a rehabilitation center for victims of drug abuse will soon be realized.