Drug addiction a major problem in Afghanistan

The video discusses the severe drug addiction problem in Kabul, where opium is more accessible than water. It highlights the generational impact of addiction, with families, including children, affected. Rehabilitation efforts funded by the UK aim to address the issue, but facilities are limited. The link between drugs and terrorism is emphasized, with international efforts to combat smuggling. The daily struggles of addicts, who spend minimal amounts on heroin due to lack of jobs and hope, are also covered.

How do mothers in the region use opium for their babies, and what are the consequences?

What measures are being taken by British customs officers to combat drug smuggling?