校安中心115年暑期期間學生活動安全注意事項宣導:暑期藥物濫用防制宣導，遠離新興毒品，守護健康不涉法！ Campus Security Center Notice for 115th Summer Vacation Student Activity Safety: Summer Drug Abuse Prevention—Stay Clear of Emerging Drugs, Protect Your Health and Stay Within the Law!

暑假期間生活型態改變，而近年新興毒品與電子煙氾濫，嚴重威脅身心健康。校安中心特別整理以下防制重點，請親師生共同提高警覺，營造「健康校園」：

1.依托咪酯改列一級毒品，電子煙全面禁絕！

近期多起因使用電子煙吸食「依托咪酯」（喪屍菸彈）導致毒駕傷亡的事件，已嚴重危害社會。依托咪酯現已改列為「一級毒品」，製造、運輸、販賣最重可處死刑，切勿以身試法！此外，臺灣對電子煙採全面禁止政策，製造、販賣、甚至使用皆有罰則，請嚴守三不政策：「不嘗試、不購買、不推薦」。

2.包裝精美暗藏猝死危機，拒絕網路暗語誘惑

新興毒品常偽裝成精美糖果、飲料或可愛包裝，降低警覺性，內部更混雜多種毒品，極易導致猝死。毒販常利用通訊軟體、短影音App，透過暗語或QR碼販售遠高於市價的物品。請注意：無論是持有、販賣、轉讓、免費提供或幫忙帶貨，都必須負擔刑事責任，絕不可接受陌生人的物品或協助托帶。

3.打工求職高薪有詐，切勿淪為運毒工具

暑期打工應徵外送員或出國帶貨時，請防範不肖人士以「高薪、輕鬆、免經驗」為誘餌，誘騙青少年從事運毒、販毒等非法工作。請勿輕信網路徵才，簽約、出國或寄送包裹前務必確認內容合法，避免淪為運毒工具。

4.親師守護不漏接，尋求專業資源協助

請保持規律生活，切勿依賴藥物提神或助眠。倘若發現誤觸毒品，請立即與學校師長聯繫，或撥打諮詢專線：

• 家庭教育中心： 412-8185
• 毒品危害防制中心： 0800-770-885（請請你、幫幫我）
• 教育部資源網站： https://enc.moe.edu.tw/home

讓親師生齊心構築防毒防線，拒絕毒品誘惑，過一個安全、健康又充實的暑假

Lifestyle routines often change during the summer vacation, but the recent surge in emerging illicit drugs and e-cigarettes poses a severe threat to physical and mental health. The Campus Security Center has specially compiled the following key prevention points. We urge parents, teachers, and students to stay highly vigilant and jointly foster a “Healthy Campus”:

1.Etomidate Reclassified as a Category 1 Narcotic; E-Cigarettes are Completely Banned! Recently, multiple casualties caused by driving under the influence of e-cigarettes laced with “Etomidate” (commonly known as “zombie vape cartridges”) have severely endangered public safety. Etomidate has now been reclassified as a Category 1 Narcotic Drug. Manufacturing, transporting, or trafficking it carries a maximum penalty of the death penalty—do not defy the law! Additionally, Taiwan enforces a total ban on e-cigarettes; manufacturing, importing, selling, supplying, displaying, advertising, or even using them is subject to penalties. Please strictly adhere to the “Three No’s Policy”: Do not try, do not purchase, and do not recommend.

2.Exquisite Packaging Conceals Sudden Death Risks; Reject Online Coded Slang and Bait Emerging illicit drugs are often disguised as exquisitely packaged candies, beverages, or cute products to lower your guard. They are frequently laced with multiple types of substances, which can easily cause sudden death. Drug dealers often utilize communication software and short-video apps to sell items at prices much higher than market value using coded slang or QR codes. Please note: possession, selling, transferring, providing for free, or courier delivery of these substances all carry criminal liability. Never accept items from strangers or assist them in carrying packages.

3.High Pay in Part-Time Job Solicitations is a Scam; Never Become a Drug Mule When looking for summer part-time jobs, such as applying to be a delivery rider or traveling abroad for courier gigs, beware of criminals using bait like “high pay, easy work, no experience required” to dupe youths into illegal activities like drug trafficking or smuggling. Do not blindly trust online recruitment messages or invitations from strangers. Before signing a contract, traveling abroad, or sending a package, you must verify that the contents are entirely legal to avoid falling into online drug rings or becoming a drug mule.

4.Joint Protection by Parents and Teachers; Seek Professional Resources and Help Please maintain a regular and disciplined daily schedule, and never rely on medications or drugs to stay awake or fall asleep. If you suspect that someone has mistakenly come into contact with illicit drugs, please contact school teachers immediately, or call the following helplines:

• Family Education Center Hotline: 412-8185
• Narcotic Hazard Prevention Center Hotline: 0800-770-885 (Mnemonic: Please, Please Help Me)
• Ministry of Education Resource Website: https://enc.moe.edu.tw/home

Let parents, teachers, and students unite to build an anti-drug defense line, reject the temptation of drugs, and enjoy a safe, healthy, and fulfilling summer vacation!