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Temeke kinara waraibu heroini Dar

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read

Wilaya ya Temeke imetajwa kuongoza kwa kuwa na idadi kubwa ya waraibu wa dawa za kulevya mkoani Dar es Salaam, huku watu 2,500 waliokuwa wakitumia heroini wakipata huduma ya tiba mbadala ya methadone.

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