Normalization of drug consumption in homes has also contributed to this menace, he added. The authority, he said, is alarmed by the rising cases of indiscipline among learners which she blamed on drug abuse due to the availability of the drugs around schools and lack of condemnation of drug abuse in families. “Just three weeks after the reopening of schools, there have been heightened cases of indiscipline among primary and secondary school students, and a majority of these cases are attributed to drug abuse,” Imbunga said in a press statement. She said parents have a responsibility to nurture their children positively and those who choose to raise their children in a home where addiction is prevalent, and even considered normal, can end up harming them in various ways.