The Mamdani administration has announced the decision to make a pilot program permanent that compensates individuals for returning used syringes. This program, which has faced criticism, is intended to address public health concerns related to needle disposal.
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Mamdani administration establishes permanent cash-for-syringes program
The Mamdani administration has made a pilot program that compensates individuals for returning used syringes a permanent initiative. Critics argue that this move may encourage illegal drug use.
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