Good Morning Sunday 7 June 2026. WE ARE WATCHING YOU EAST RAND. Pharmaceutical drugs alcohol tobacco JUST SAY NO!


 Good Morning Sunday 7 June 2026.

WE ARE WATCHING YOU EAST RAND.
Pharmaceutical drugs alcohol tobacco JUST SAY NO!

NO ONE HAS NEVER EVER, NEVER EVER DIED form an overdose of CANNABIS, DAGGA, MARIJUANA, MARY JANE. NEVER!

Millions die daily from PHARMACEUTICAL DRUGS, ALCOHOL, TOBACCO!

🚨⚠️ URGENT COMMUNITY ALERT ⚠️🚨
Mahlatse Mokwana
WANTED for serious crimes in Daveyton.
He is believed to have fled from Daveyton and may be hiding in Primrose or nearby areas.
🔴 We urge the public to be alert and attentive No detail is too small.
⚠️ For your own safety, PLEASE do not approach or confront him.

📞 Contact Detective KG on 076 679 7174.

www.worldometers.info :
2 156 859 deaths thus far in 2026 from TOBACCO.
1 079 116 deaths thus far in 2026 from ALCOHOL.

How big a problem is pharmaceutical drugs with teenager abuse in South Africa?
Pharmaceutical drugs, particularly over-the-counter and prescription medications, are increasingly misused by teenagers in South Africa. This trend is alarming, as it shifts from traditional drugs like alcohol and marijuana to pharmaceuticals. The misuse of medications like cough syrups and painkillers is a significant concern, with teenagers often seeking solace or escape in substances. The lack of regulation and unknown chemical compositions of synthetic drugs, often marketed as safe alternatives to illegal drugs, poses a particularly high risk for young users. Education programs should focus on the dangers of prescription medication misuse and synthetic drugs to create supportive environments that discourage substance use and promote healthy coping mechanisms.
Crossroads Recovery Centre
https://crossroadsrecovery.co.za
Addiction rehabilitation center in Pretoria
607 View Street Pretoria 0181 · 35 km
Open 24 hours
082 653 3311

How big a problem is vape abuse amongst teenagers in South Africa?
The vaping crisis among South African teens is a significant public health concern. A study published in The Lancet’s eClinical Medicine found that 16.8% of high school students in South Africa currently use e-cigarettes. This statistic highlights the widespread nature of the problem, with rates varying by school and grade level. The study also revealed signs of addiction, with 47% of teen vapers using their devices within an hour of waking up, a strong indicator of dependence. Additionally, 11.8% of respondents reported that they could not get through the school day without vaping, and 88% reported using products containing nicotine. The rapid rise in vaping among adolescents is a new public health challenge that requires urgent attention and action.
The Mail & Guardian

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