In Irkutsk Region, from June 10 to 20, the nationwide anti drug campaign Report where death is sold will take place, aimed at gathering information on illegal drug trafficking and use. Residents are invited to anonymously report drug distribution, transport and storage, as well as drug dens by phone, website and SMS. The campaign involves the Federal Drug Control Service, the Drug Prevention Center and the governors hotline, making contact especially accessible.

The all-Russian anti-drug campaign “Report Where They Sell Death” will take place in the Irkutsk Region from June 10 to 20, 2009. As reported by the press service of the Federal Drug Control Service Administration for the Irkutsk Region, the campaign is being conducted by the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia to collect operationally significant information about cases of illegal drug trafficking and use.
Citizens and representatives of non-governmental organizations may submit proposals to improve the effectiveness of drug abuse prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of drug addicts. Information about cases of distribution, transportation, and storage of narcotic drugs, as well as the locations of drug dens, can be reported to the hotline of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia for the Irkutsk Region – 20-00-49. At this number, an answering machine will take the message and also provide a list of drug treatment assistance phone numbers. The phone operates anonymously around the clock. The message can also be sent from the website 38.fskn.gov.ru.
The Irkutsk Drug Prevention Center is taking part in the “Report Where They Sell Death” campaign. Calls are accepted at 42-83-64. The governor’s “hotline” also continues to operate around the clock. Information can be reported by calling 8-800-100-00-38. In addition, facts of drug distribution and use can be reported by sending an SMS message to 25025 – for MTS subscribers, 0063 – for BWC, Beeline subscribers, and 000063 – for Megafon subscribers.