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He is just one of the many street children who have fallen prey to the drug menace in the country and is the youngest self-confessed polydrug user in the street children project of the Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF), a Belgium-based international humanitarian organization.


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MEDICINES SANS FRONTIERS

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Experts say children, rich or poor, are easy prey of illegal drug gangs

By by Ella Oducayen | December 24, 2000 - 12:00am

Nilo was five when he started smoking cigarettes and sniffing rugby or solvents. At age eight, he began smoking marijuana and still sniffed rugby. Two years later, he was also addicted to shabu. He is just one of...

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