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Question

A group of student leaders from the University Papua New Guinea have commended its administration for imposing a betel nut ban in and around the university premises.

A student representative raises the concern to the executive management for banning the chewing and selling of betel nuts in the area.

Students must act like mature, professional, intellectual university students with the best practice of oral health.

Chewing of betel nuts degrades the value and ethics of being a university student.

The university SRC president to convene a special meeting with all the 22 provincial student groups presidents, the administration and the uniforce security to look at constrictive ways to implement the ban effectively and seriously.

A third year law student gave a support to be an agent of change in the university.

We must educate the city’s residents and tell the nation that whatever is done in UPNG remains done and complete and the banning of betel nuts will be a major highlights in the history.

Third year business administration student and a student leader call and urged all student leaders to support and work together for a beautiful and better UPNG.

Many students praised the administration’s decision to ban the chewing and selling of betel nuts at the campus.

On that note they would help by discouraging fellow students and the public from selling and chewing the betel nuts around the campus.

Answer 1

A group of student leaders at the University of Papua New Guinea has praised the administration for implementing a ban on betel nut both on campus and in its surrounding areas.

A representative from the student body expressed concerns to the executive management regarding the prohibition of betel nut chewing and sales in the vicinity.

Students should conduct themselves as responsible and professional members of the university community, prioritizing good oral health practices.

Chewing betel nuts undermines the values and integrity associated with being a university student.

The president of the university's Student Representative Council (SRC) will organize a special meeting with the presidents of all 22 provincial student groups, the administration, and university security to explore effective and serious methods for enforcing the ban.

A third-year law student expressed their commitment to being an advocate for positive change at the university.

We must inform the local community and the nation that everything undertaken at UPNG is thorough and final, with the betel nut ban being a significant milestone in its history.

A third-year business administration student and student leader has called upon all student leaders to unite and collaborate for a more beautiful and improved UPNG.

Many students have lauded the administration’s decision to prohibit the chewing and sale of betel nuts on campus.

In light of this, they pledged to discourage peers and the public from engaging in betel nut use and sales around the campus.