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- The Kerala government is deploying a CCTV-based surveillance system named Toofan Eyes to identify drug networks operating near educational institutions.
- This initiative is part of a broader anti-drug campaign titled Operation Toofan: The Narco Hunt.
- Authorities claim the campaign has already reduced drug prevalence in the state by 20% to 30% over 114 days.
- A second phase of the project focusing on prevention is scheduled to launch in Malappuram on September 28.
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Ramesh Chennithala
Home Minister
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“Anyone entering the State to sell drugs will come under the watch of the ‘Toofan Eyes’”
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Anyone entering the State to sell drugs will come under the watch of the ‘Toofan Eyes’ , Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said on Thursday, announcing a CCTV-based surveillance system around schools as part of the anti-drug campaign ‘Operation Toofan: The Narco Hunt’. Inaugurating the Toofan Jagratha…
“the campaign had reached schools, hospitals and institutions across the State in the 114 days since its launch and claimed that drug prevalence had been reduced by 20% to 30%.”
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…drug syndicates were increasingly targeting school and college campuses, while authorities had also detected instances of narcotics being supplied to children in the form of sweets, he said. The Minister said the campaign had reached schools, hospitals and institutions across the State in the 114 days since its launch and claimed that drug prevalence had been reduced by 20% to 30%. Second phase The second phase of the campaign, ‘Toofan Thaddesham’, aimed at preventing drugs from reaching people in the first place, will be launched at Vengara in Malappuram on September 28, he said. At the…
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Named India · Kerala · Malappuram · Thrissur · A. Prasad · Mohammed Nadeemuddin · Nakul Rajendra Deshmuk · Niji Justin · O.J. Janeesh · Rajan J. Pallan · Ramesh Chennithala · T. Narayanan
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