Narcotics Control

Narcotics control refers to the policies and measures implemented by governments to regulate the production, distribution, and use of narcotic drugs, which can lead to addiction and other social issues. This includes laws to prevent illegal drug trafficking, programs for addiction treatment, and efforts to educate the public about the risks of drug abuse. The goal is to balance the legitimate medical use of narcotics, such as pain relief, with the need to combat illegal drug use and its negative impacts on individuals and society. Effective narcotics control promotes public health and safety.