To create awareness about the harmful effects of alcohol and substance abuse, a marathon was organized in the district headquarters of Araria. Hundreds of people from Araria participated in the marathon to make the city alcohol-free. The event was organized by the Prohibition and Excise Department on the occasion of Alcohol Prohibition Day. Children were placed in different categories and started the marathon from Netaji Subhash Stadium. Women from the Jeevika group of the district also participated in the event, holding banners and posters. The marathon aimed to raise awareness among the public about the negative consequences of consuming alcohol and other addictive substances.
The Prohibition and Excise Department of Araria took the initiative to organize the marathon. The event covered a distance of 5 kilometers and aimed to promote awareness about the harmful effects of alcohol and substance abuse. The marathon served as a platform to educate people about the detrimental effects of alcohol and other addictive substances on their health and well-being. By organizing such an event, the department aimed to instill a sense of responsibility and encourage individuals to lead a drug-free lifestyle.
The participation of the Jeevika group’s women in the marathon added a significant impact to the event. Their presence, along with banners and posters, helped spread the message of the harmful effects of alcohol and substance abuse to a larger audience. The event also highlighted the importance of community involvement in creating an alcohol-free society. The marathon served as a platform for the community to come together and actively contribute to the cause of creating awareness and promoting a drug-free environment.
Overall, the marathon organized by the Prohibition and Excise Department in Araria aimed to raise awareness among the public about the negative consequences of alcohol and substance abuse. The event emphasized the need for a collective effort in creating a society free from the harmful effects of alcohol and other addictive substances. Through the participation of various groups, including women from the Jeevika group, the marathon successfully conveyed the message of leading a healthy and drug-free lifestyle to the community.
