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What does the law say about taking drugs?
法律對吸毒是怎么說的？
Most drugs are illegal unless they are given to you by a doctor.
毒品是非法的，除非是醫生提供的。
The type and quantity of illegal drugs a person is carrying when caught by the police determine the punishment.
一個人被警察抓獲時攜帶的非法毒品的種類和數量決定了懲罰的輕重。
Punishments range from a small fine and a few days in prison to a large fine and even the death sentence.
懲罰從小的罰款、拘留幾天到大筆罰款和死刑。
How can drug users seek help?
吸毒者如何尋求幫助？
Many drug users wish they could start over again. While they cannot wipe away the stain of the past, they can certainly move forward.
許多吸毒者希望可以重新生活。盡管他們不能擦掉過去，但他們可以向前進發。
They should first admit their problem with drugs, and then they should seek help from a hospital or drug clinic.
他們首先應該承認他們有毒品問題，然后到醫院或者戒毒所尋求幫助。
Programmes offered at such hospitals and clinics may include
醫院和戒毒所提供的毒品康復計劃可能包括
a stay in hospital and taking special medicines to help break the addiction.
住院、服用特別的藥物幫助戒毒。
Since many former drug abusers have psychological problems, they often need support groups where they can talk about their strugles and find new ways to manage in the world.
由于許多前吸毒者有心理問題，他們經常需要支援團來訴說他們的抗爭過程以及尋找對待世界的新方法。
The easiest way to avoid the health problems and hardships caused by illegal drugs is not to use them in the first place.
最簡單的避兔健康問題和戒毒痛苦的方式就是一開始就不要使用非法毒品。
Saying NO to drugs is an important part of protecting one's health and life for the future.
向毒品說不，是保護一個人未來健康和生活的重要部分。
