Sindh government spokesperson Nadir Gabol has inspected the Benazir Shaheed ANF MATRC Centre in Lyari, assessing its medical and rehabilitation services for drug-dependent individuals. The visit underscores ongoing provincial efforts to combat narcotics through treatment and vocational training. Main Developments During the visit, Gabol reviewed medical facilities, residential arrangements, rehabilitation programs, and vocational training at the centre, which is one of five such facilities supported by the Sindh government and managed by the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF). He expressed satisfaction with the quality of services and the professionalism of the medical staff. Later, Gabol toured the newly established DIGP South Drug Screening Centre in Kalakot, Lyari, a facility developed in collaboration with the Sindh Police. Police officials briefed him on the centre's objectives, construction progress, and rehabilitation strategy for drug addiction. Read also: Sindh CM Orders PPP Unit Restructuring into Private Company for Faster Projects Background The Benazir Shaheed ANF MATRC Centre operates under ANF supervision with financial backing from the Sindh government, part of a broader network of five rehabilitation centres across the province. The new Drug Screening Centre in Kalakot is a recent addition, reflecting ongoing collaboration between provincial authorities and law enforcement to address drug abuse. Why It Matters Gabol reaffirmed the Sindh government's commitment to eliminating narcotics, emphasizing that the Lyari centre would help drug-dependent youth become productive members of society. The visit highlights the government's focus on quality healthcare, psychological counselling, social reintegration, and vocational training for rehabilitation. What's Next The Sindh government plans to continue expanding rehabilitation services, with concrete measures underway to ensure residents receive comprehensive care. Further inspections and reports on the new Drug Screening Centre's operations are expected as construction progresses.