Narcotics Pose a Tangible Threat to the Nation's Future

Abstract

Gayungan Village is endowed with a diverse array of facilities and community services, encompassing administrative offices, places of worship, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and other public amenities. Key initiatives spearheaded by the village include community development and empowerment, which address critical aspects such as economic conditions, socio-cultural dynamics, environmental stewardship, and more. Concurrently, a significant challenge posing a threat to the nascent generation within Gayungan Village is the pervasive issue of narcotics. The absence of effective communication channels serving as cautionary measures and preventative strategies regarding the perils of drug abuse in the vicinity of Gayungan Village is notable. Consequently, the objective underlying this initiative is to foster an environment where the youth of Gayungan Subdistrict remain disassociated from these proscribed substances. The empirical data for this research were meticulously gathered through field observations and in-depth interviews. This investigation employs the 5W1H data analysis methodology, aligned with the exigencies of the research questions, to ascertain the efficacy and communicative impact of Public Service Advertisements.