Glue sniffing is bad and it will affect your studies.
These are the words of students speaking out against the alarming rise in cases of students who were recently caught by police sniffing glue.
Fijivillage News asked students what they thought about this worrying activity and asked them the reasons why so many students are turning to sniffing glue.
And the President of the Primary School Teachers Association believes that counsellors should be employed in schools.
Rupeni Tamani said none of the schools in the country employ counsellors at present.
This comes after another four Secondary school students of a Suva school and three street kids were found sniffing glue yesterday morning.
Some members of the public spotted these students sniffing glue in a vacant building in Gorrie street and informed Police. The students were taken to the Police station and their parents and the school Principal have been informed of the incident.
Youths Urge Peers To Refrain From Glue Sniffing
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