BANGI: Traffickers are taking their business online to avoid detection. And they’re hiring students to become drug pushers. “Ganja is being sold either as a drug or disguised as health supplements to fool the authorities and public,” he said. “It’s harder for the authorities to trace drug dealing activities involving children and even if caught, enforcement action is subject to various child-related regulations,” Zainudin added. “The outreach extends to local communities, schools and institutions of higher lear­ning to educate the public on the dangers of drug use,” Subromaniam said.

Source: The Star April 15, 2017 23:06 UTC