On December 17 M.K.Muhammedova, a university psychologist, and Kh.R.Saidova, a tutor of the HTC faculty organized a seminar training with the students of group 103 of the HTC faculty. The purpose of the event was to promote a healthy lifestyle to young students, to inform them about the harmful effects of drugs, and to promote measures to prevent this danger. H.R. Saidova, the tutor of the HTC Faculty said in her speech: "Today, drug addiction has become one of the global problems of the 21st century. It is not an exaggeration to say that such disasters as plague and pestilence which seriously threatened human life in the Middle Ages. It is true that if a person leading a healthy lifestyle unknowingly enters this street, his peaceful, prosperous, and happy life will turn into black darkness. A drug addict causes constant pain not only to himself but also to his loved ones. Their newborn children may be disabled for life as a result of their parent's mistakes. Sometimes, seeing the fate of people who have become victims of drug addiction, it is natural to feel hatred, anger, and pity toward them. Each of us should fight against drug addiction".

University psychologist M.K. Muhammedova: "Today, one should say a word to those who are suffering from drug addiction. "Life is beautiful, living is good. Any problem can be solved. Warning the population of our country against the harm of narcotic substances and other prohibited vices, wide promotion of a healthy lifestyle, promotion and propaganda work in events aimed at these noble goals, and increasing the efficiency of media companies, as well as social rollers, are among the urgent requirements of today. Our dear students living on this land! You are the future heirs of Uzbekistan, whose past is ancient, whose soil is golden, and whose sky is clear. In such a healthy environment, you should place good concepts in your hearts, so that no external negative attacks and black vices can attract you." 
During the event, training games were held. All students actively participated in the event.

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