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Welfare Organization: Despite the legal ban, rice pills are sold in many perfumeries

Sep 11, 2021, 11:03 GMT+1

Arezoo Zakaeifar, deputy director of the Social Welfare Organization for the Prevention of Social Injuries, said that despite the law banning the sale of rice pills, "we are still witnessing the sale of rice in many perfumeries." Concerns about the distribution of rice pills are due to its consumption by those who intend to commit suicide

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