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MONROVIA, LIBERIA-Residents of the Morris Farm Community have alarmed over what is said to be an increase in ghettoes and narcotic drugs in the area.

Residents told ELBC that the bushes have been turned into smoking and drug hubs.

One of the residents, Adolphus Walker, said:” If nothing is done; the entire youthful population could be contaminated.”

According to him, the move has seen an increase in at-risk-youth who are often engaged in criminal activities in the area.

Walker added that the ghettoes are drawing dozens of young people from Montserrado and Margibi Counties.

By: G. Kollie

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