| Afghanistan. This country is the
world's biggest heroin producer. |
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| This programme contains scenes which
some viewers may find upsetting. |
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| 90% of all opiate drugs
come from here. |
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| But now it's one of
the worst consumers |
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| of illegal narcotics anywhere. |
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| The addiction situation
in Afghanistan |
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| is one of the most disastrous. |
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| We need to act now. |
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| The nation's drug habit
is tearing society apart... |
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| life by life. |
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| Tahir Qadiry is a London-based
Afghan journalist |
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| with all the connections
on the ground. |
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| This is one of the unstable places
in the north of Afghanistan. |
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| Now he's back home to find out
why this is happening |
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| and investigate the heroin epidemic |
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| that's destroying
Afghanistan from within. |
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| Kabul, Afghanistan. |
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| From a distance
this city looks beautiful. |
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| But Kabul,
like Afghanistan as a whole, |
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| is suffering from an epidemic
of hard drug addiction. |
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| More than a million Afghans
are now problem drug users - |
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