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world · Times of India
Afghanistan's opium poppy cultivation fell by 95 percent by 2023, from 233,000 hectares in 2022 to roughly 10,800 hectares, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime's annual opium survey.
“Following the decree, opium poppy cultivation fell by 95 percent by 2023, from 233,000 hectares in 2022 to roughly 10,800, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime's annual opium survey.”
95 percent
about 10800 hectares
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health · BBC
The UN Office on Drugs and Crime report states that almost 3% of adults in Afghanistan are addicted to heroin or opium, which is twice the number from five years ago.
“The report says almost 3% of adults are addicted to heroin or opium, twice as many as five years ago.”
about 3 %
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world · BBC
The UN Office on Drugs and Crime report indicates that Afghanistan is the source of about 90% of the world's opium.
“Afghanistan is the source of about 90% of the world's opium, the report says.”
about 90 %
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health · BBC
The UN Office on Drugs and Crime report states that since 2005, the number of regular opium users has increased by 53%, and the number of heroin users has risen by 140%.
“The report said the number of regular opium users since 2005 has increased by 53%, while the number of heroin users has risen by 140%.”
53 %
140 %
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health · BBC
The UN Office on Drugs and Crime report indicates that about a million Afghans, or 8% of the population, currently abuse drugs such as opiates, cannabis, and tranquilisers.
“It said about a million Afghans - 8% of the population - now abuse drugs including opiates, cannabis and tranquilisers.”
about 1000000
8 %
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