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Women Can Save Lives

Friday, 11 March 2011 22:10
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At the recent seminar on Status of Alcohol Abuse in PNG last month, one of the interesting comments by the National Road Safety Council Director Frank Aku was that in a 1987 attitude survey towards drink driving in PNG, it was found that females were more concerned and more motivated to prevent alcohol abuse and drink driving.
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Drink Driving still a problem in 2011

Tuesday, 01 February 2011 11:40
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Alcohol related accidents don’t seem to end, especially in the new year.
Either that or reporting on such matters is getting better with even police releasing information on police officers drink driving offences.
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3 die in Buka after ignoring police warnings on Drink Driving

Tuesday, 02 November 2010 07:21
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Drink Driving Kills. That’s the message police in Buka have been warning drivers on Buka, who, unfortunately continuously ignore the warnings and drive dangerously when under the influence.
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Drunk Passenger Dies in Fall

Tuesday, 02 November 2010 07:18
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It’s not just drunk drivers who can suffer in road accidents. Drunk passengers, whose abilities and awareness are impaired and reduced by the effect of alcohol on the nervous system, can also find themselves terribly hurt or killed in a road accident.
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Taking Care of Your Designated Driver

Monday, 25 October 2010 17:04
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Yes, the Designated Driver (DD) can still be at a party, not drink alcohol, surrounded by all his or her mates who are getting drunker by the minute and still have a great time. And then, take everybody home safely.
This is cause the DD friends take care of him or her. Below is a list of how they may do this;
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Anglimp South Waghi Joint District Priority Committee has allocated K1 million to improve the electorates 300km road network.

Local MP Jamie Maxtone Graham said K1 million has been allocated out of the district’s budget to improve the road, which is counter funding to Asian Development Bank’s commitment.