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for two addicts at .me while � pay the finP and take her sont home, the mother tol1l the money they earned through
last w ee k doctors d to dis. � 1he magistrate that she preferred her son to be kept in drug deaJing by i n v e sti ng tn
charge those who
goi ng treatment
ire under � fJJ·ison cu�t.cidy until he was cured of his habit. jllicit hotel development pro.
1ects and o�er tourism ori.
of heroin substitu
en stocks
metha·
�� She said "tllis is the only way I can be sure that ho will
get over this vicious habit ," to a shocked courthouse, ented industries in the area.
�one ran out. Even_ ;;t the time when his case was taken up, llY: One addict being rehabilii....
·- It . is ,not on!." thadone the cour.t, her son appeared to be d rugged and the l\111gis- ' ted at the Galle hospital told
��
that iaroui-:o:t sto lrt' Galle :;-a trate askec the Prison· officers to take the boy to the reuorters that a friend of his
but ' · also v-ital g$ like �
prlson hospital and if furthe r cate was neede<l. to admit who like him was 11 touHst
Mamphetamines d' some �
him to the rehabilitation ward fot' drug addicts at the .tntide made more than 75,000
tranquilisers us ed the treat.. � Arigoda hospital.
�� rupees In two monthi; by seL
ment o! both psychiatric The Magistrate also ord<!red the boy to be imprison- ling half a kilogram o! heroin
patients as well
.have been out of
s addicts
�� ��
ea for thrc"' months in lieu of the fine. given to him by a
tourist who had managed
visiting
ock sirice
�� The mothE>r th('n left t.he court m tears as her son to
the beginnlng of
: Reporters found
�
was lt>d intc. the waiting black marh. smuggle it throtrgh the cus
drugs could b
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