Meas Virith, spokesman for the National Authority for Combating Drugs (NACD), said the body is expanding its drugs campaign to include combating their use by truck drivers.

“In our campaign, we also combat drug use among truck drivers. We have already instructed transport companies to participate in our action plan. We have asked that they check their staff because we believe that those who work at night could fall into using drugs . . . and cause problems,” Virith said.

He said that as part of its campaign, the NACD also met with company representatives to put in place initiatives to stop possible drug use among their drivers.

“We told them to check on their employees, and invited them to listen to our guidance. We try to identify people who are likely to use drugs. We also distribute urine tests nationwide,” he said.

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Thu Jun 21, 2018 8:29 pm Don't know if this will help, but police are distributing urine tests for transport companies. Ask them ?

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Meas Virith, spokesman for the National Authority for Combating Drugs (NACD), said the body is expanding its drugs campaign to include combating their use by truck drivers.

“In our campaign, we also combat drug use among truck drivers. We have already instructed transport companies to participate in our action plan. We have asked that they check their staff because we believe that those who work at night could fall into using drugs . . . and cause problems,” Virith said.

He said that as part of its campaign, the NACD also met with company representatives to put in place initiatives to stop possible drug use among their drivers.

“We told them to check on their employees, and invited them to listen to our guidance. We try to identify people who are likely to use drugs. We also distribute urine tests nationwide,” he said.

https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... g-truckers

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Thu Jun 21, 2018 8:29 pm Don't know if this will help, but police are distributing urine tests for transport companies. Ask them ?

Meas Virith, spokesman for the National Authority for Combating Drugs (NACD), said the body is expanding its drugs campaign to include combating their use by truck drivers.

“In our campaign, we also combat drug use among truck drivers. We have already instructed transport companies to participate in our action plan. We have asked that they check their staff because we believe that those who work at night could fall into using drugs . . . and cause problems,” Virith said.

He said that as part of its campaign, the NACD also met with company representatives to put in place initiatives to stop possible drug use among their drivers.

“We told them to check on their employees, and invited them to listen to our guidance. We try to identify people who are likely to use drugs. We also distribute urine tests nationwide,” he said.

https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... g-truckers

StroppyChops wrote:Anyone know if home testing kits for drugs, including but not limited to meth, are available in Cambodia?

jah steu wrote: ↑Thu Jun 21, 2018 9:49 pm

StroppyChops wrote:Anyone know if home testing kits for drugs, including but not limited to meth, are available in Cambodia?

I can sell you one kit, either saliva or urine based. It tests for meth, speed, weed, cocaine, barbiturates and morphine.
I couldn’t source any in Cambodia, I had to import them from the UK.