To address the increasing use of social media for drug purchases among the youngest age groups, the following actions can be taken: 1. Education and awareness campaigns: Launch initiatives aimed at educating young people about the risks and consequences of buying drugs online, particularly through social media platforms. 2. Strengthening parental guidance: Encourage parents and caregivers to have open and honest conversations with their children about the dangers associated with purchasing drugs online and provide guidance on responsible internet use. 3. Collaboration with social media platforms: Establish partnerships with major social media platforms to implement stricter regulations and ensure that posts or pages promoting drug purchasing are promptly identified and removed. 4. Law enforcement efforts: Enhance cooperation between law enforcement agencies and social media platforms to identify and apprehend individuals involved in illegal drug trade and distribution. 5. Counseling and support services: Increase accessibility to counseling and support services for young people struggling with drug addiction, providing them with alternatives to purchasing drugs online. 6. Collaboration with schools: Collaborate with schools to include information about the dangers of purchasing drugs online in their curricula or organize workshops to raise awareness among students. 7. Cybersecurity measures: Enhance cybersecurity measures to safeguard social media platforms from being used for illegal drug activities. 8. Monitoring and reporting mechanisms: Establish mechanisms for reporting illegal drug-related activities on social media platforms and encourage users to report suspicious posts or pages. By implementing these actions, efforts can be made to curb the use of social media for drug purchases among the youngest age groups and protect them from the associated risks.