New Appointment at the National Drug Agency

In a move to tackle the pressing issue of drug abuse, Sam Lauthan has been appointed as the head of the National Drug Agency. The announcement came from Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam during Tuesday, 4 February, parliamentary session, a moment filled with anticipation and a touch of gravitas.

Lauthan, a former Minister of Social Security and an experienced advisor on the Drug Trafficking Commission, brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to this crucial role.

Prime Minister Ramgoolam emphasised Lauthan’s extensive background, underlining the importance of having a leader who is well-equipped to confront the challenges posed by the drug crisis.

This announcement was made in response to a question from independent MP Franco Quirin, who raised concerns about the alarming number of drivers under the influence of drugs, highlighting an urgent issue that affects the safety and wellbeing of the community.

Lauthan’s appointment marks a pivotal moment in the national effort to combat drug-related problems.

With his leadership, there is hope that the agency will implement effective strategies to safeguard the public and address this growing menace.

Source: Defi Media