Against drugs, setting the wheels in motion
(WorldNews India)

Behind the rear wall of the government dispensary in Delhi´s Old Seemapuri area, an ambulance arrives at the parking slot around 9 am. Its occupants step out, unnoticed amid the bustle of the busy street leading to Seemapuri Chowk. They spread out chairs and place a water cooler on top of one. Advertising The vehicle is a mobile deaddiction van service, launched for opioid addicts in the Capital on March 26 by the National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre (NDDTC) of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (Ghaziabad). The van offers methadone doses to those struggling with withdrawal symptoms or cravings, while ensuring there is no `euphoria´ so that the user can lead a normal life....