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Drug-driving cases in Taiwan have surged more than 200-fold since 2021. But the accidents are only the visible part of a much bigger problem. Genevieve Woo spea…
Drug-driving cases in Taiwan have surged more than 200-fold since 2021. But the accidents are only the visible part of a much bigger problem. Genevieve Woo speaks with CNA Senior Correspondent Victoria Jen, who investigated a drug market that is growing increasingly digital - from teenagers tumbling into addiction to drugs that can be ordered online and delivered within an hour. We examine how Taiwanese authorities are racing to keep up.
Highlights:
00:00 Intro
00:55 Rise of drug-driving in Taiwan
03:25 A father mourns his son's death
05:45 Drug use among young people rises
08:20 Buying drugs through a mobile phone
10:30 How easy is it to gain access to drug sellers?
13:07 How drugs affect innocent people
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@@angmatthewImported3wk ago
These are evil schemes from the tiongsters. Producing vapes and fentanyl and poisoned the world.
@@MikeJones-dw7zlImported3wk ago
These people have no idea what they are talking about. We call them book pushers. People who read a book on addiction and now they think they're experts. 'All that matters is how long they are clean'. What a joke. The amount of time sober is not linear with recovery. Soberiety is just not injesting...recovery is fixing the reasons why the individual turned to drugs in the first place. Pls dont listen to these 'reporters' if you are suffering from addiction. 'Disclaimer'.<br>.These reporters know nothing and are giving advice that will lead to the death of addicts who listen to them. Reporters are just as part of the problem as the drug pushers. Hope that send these two a clear message. Enjoy your paycheck every two weeks you reporters!
@@Jo-lz4ieImported3wk ago
Likewise in sg
@@chantow8657Imported3wk ago
They gonna blame it on China as usual.
@@GiggleGiraffe_123Imported3wk ago
source from where? mainland?
@@mrtienphysics666Imported3wk ago
Singapore's second hand smoke crisis is worse.
Drug-driving cases in Taiwan have surged more than 200-fold since 2021. But the accidents are only the visible part of a much bigger problem. Genevieve Woo speaks with CNA Senior Correspondent Victoria Jen, who investigated a drug market that is growing increasingly digital - from teenagers tumbling into addiction to drugs that can be ordered online and delivered within an hour. We examine how Taiwanese authorities are racing to keep up.
Highlights:
00:00 Intro
00:55 Rise of drug-driving in Taiwan
03:25 A father mourns his son's death
05:45 Drug use among young people rises
08:20 Buying drugs through a mobile phone
10:30 How easy is it to gain access to drug sellers?
13:07 How drugs affect innocent people
Get our editors' picks of stories via chat apps:
Telegram: https://cna.asia/telegram
WhatsApp: https://cna.asia/whatsapp
Follow us on these platforms:
https://www.facebook.com/channelnewsasia
https://www.instagram.com/channelnewsasia
https://www.tiktok.com/@channelnewsasia
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