Nearly four tons of unused drugs and medicines were disposed of in last month’s National Drug Take-Back Day, the Kansas attorney general announced Wednesday. Derek Schmidt said medicine was collected at 69 locations across the state during the Oct. 23 event. The disposal effort saw a total of 7,742 pounds of unused drugs handed over, according to a federal Drug Enforcement Administration report…. Local law enforcement locations and a limited number of other places collect unused medicine year-round.
Source: KSNT News
