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KOLKATA: In a bid to create awareness about drug-and-rob cases on trains, the Railway Protection Force organised an anti-drugging campaign on the premises of Howrah station on Thursday.RPF jawans in groups displayed placards reading, rds and stood in batches at both the new and old complex of the station promoting messages like"Do not take any edibles or drinks from strangers in the train" and "Little alertness in the train can save lives"."Drugging and robbing has been one of the major problems for the railways. In the last few months, such cases have increased.We recorded 40 cases between May and October," said RPF (I) Howrah senior divisional security commissioner Aroma Singh Thakurwho lead the campaign. This is the second time that such a campaign was organised at the station." We saw success when we organised the campaign for the first time but more than the vigilance of the administration, passengers need to be alert," said Thakur.