Professor Wang Po-Chi was interviewed on the PTS Taiwanese Channel’s “Taiwan New Vision” program: Is etomidate a drug? Driving while ingesting drugs is extremely dangerous! Should harm reduction rely on heavy penalties? Should source control and testing be amended?

➊ Increased number of drug-impaired driving incidents! Has it become localized? Are laws failing to address it?
➋ Emerging drugs are being detected! Can’t they be seen from appearance? Do they affect reaction time?
➌ Drugs are infiltrating schools! Are they affecting brain development? Are they bought online? Are they supplied by gangs?
➍ Passengers in the same vehicle are all punished! Are heavy penalties and death sentences effective? Is the problem at its source being addressed?
➎ Electronic drugs are completely banned! Are they flowing into the black market? Are they screened? Are the vehicles also banned?
➏ Desperate persuasion ineffective? Drug rehabilitation requires family cooperation! Changing one’s lifestyle is key!

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👤Invited Guests:
Wang Po-Chi (Associate Professor, Department of Crime Prevention, Ming Chuan University)
Li Ching-Chi (Practicing Lawyer)
Li Yu-Han (Executive Director, Youth Department, National Education Action Alliance)

📞Video Interview:
Li Chun-Hung (Deputy Superintendent, Taoyuan Psychiatric Center, Ministry of Health and Welfare)

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