Children Involved in Drug Consumption in Pakistan (2025)
Offence Children Detained Male Female Age 11–15 Age 16–17 (under 18) In School Out of School Substances Reported
Drug Consumption 108 108 0 42 66 0 108 Ice, Crystal, Cannabis, Alcohol
Source: Ministry of Narcotic Control (2025)
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