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Nowa treść strony, po modyfikacji (new_wikitext) | 'A new CBD injecting room will allow addicts to shoot up a range of drugs including methamphetamine as city businesses and workers fear the facility will turn the area into a crime-riddled no-go zone. <br>While the new city location has yet to be announced, the government has reportedly earmarked a building directly opposite Flinders Street station and just around the corner from the city's famed cafe-lined laneways.<br>It would be in addition to the existing North Richmond facility which permits any injectable drug to be used and Victoria's health department confirming the new site will follow the same rules, reported. <br> A group of people are seen shooting up (pictured) while sitting at Lennox and Butler Reserve, a small park just off the popular shopping strip of [http://Browse.Deviantart.com/?qh=§ion=&global=1&q=Victoria%20Street Victoria Street] in North Melbourne in August 2020 <br> A new drug injecting room is being considered for the Melbourne CBD opposite Flinders Street Station (pictured) <br>North Richmond locals have claimed authorities steamrolled ahead with the facility in their neighbourhood, failing to properly consult residents or ensure the impact was minimised, and have complained about soaring levels of street crime and anti-social behaviour. <br>'The government demonstrated an inability to run the first one safely. It's like the Wild West ... rules the rest of society abide by are forgone and forgiven to allow this facility to attempt to function,' father of two Neil Mallett told . <br>Another resident, Colin Watson, said a replication of the North Richmond facility in central Melbourne would ruin the city, and suggested facilities should be attached to hospitals or located in industrial areas, away from the public. <br>Jo Murphy, whose 11-year-old son Cade attends school next to the injecting facility, said the city should brace for a volatile mix of people attending the area. <br>'That is the scary part. They are highly unpredictable and highly volatile. The ice is the worst part,' she said. <br> Residents near to an existing centre in North Richmond say the site is a danger to the community (pictured: a needle discarded in a laneway in North Richmond) <br>While 96 per cent of the drug used at the facility is heroin and derivatives, about 2.5 per cent is methamphetamine or 'ice'. <br>Advocates for the centres say safe injecting centres save lives and are most beneficial when put in areas known as drug hotspots and convenient to access. <br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>North Richmond and the CBD are widely known as locations where drug users congregate - with the current facility safely responding to more than 4,000 overdoses since its doors were opened in 2019. <br>Tony Doherty, the owner of Doherty's Gym on Flinders Street, slammed the potential location of the new development.<br>'It's a terrible place for it ... I can't think of a worse spot,' he said.<br> MP Fiona Patten (pictured) has advocated safe [http://www.bbc.co.uk/search/?q=injecting injecting] rooms for St Kilda, Footscray and Dandenong, as well as the CBD site and the north Richmond location <br>State opposition leader Michael O'Brien said it would be 'madness' to set up an injecting room in the CBD when the current centre in North Richmond is not operating properly.<br>'Why would you take that same flawed model to Melbourne CBD? The heart of Melbourne is struggling enough as it is,' he said, referring to the loss of trade due to Covid lockdowns and the trend toward work-from-home.<br>Last week, Victorian crossbench MP Fiona Patten advocated safe injecting rooms for other known drug hotspots like St Kilda, Footscray and Dandenong, as well as the proposed site and the current location.<br>But Acting Premier James Merlino said the government did not support expanding the program beyond a second site. <br> The North Richmond facility (pictured) has safely responded to more than 4,000 overdoses since the doors opened in 2019 <br><br>adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement<br><br><br>data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"><br>Read more:<br><br><br><br><br><br>DM.later('bundle', function()<br>DM. Here is more on [http://Koinup.com/cbdsupplymaryland/skills/ natural health services windsor] take a look at our web site. has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker');<br>);' |
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+A new CBD injecting room will allow addicts to shoot up a range of drugs including methamphetamine as city businesses and workers fear the facility will turn the area into a crime-riddled no-go zone. <br>While the new city location has yet to be announced, the government has reportedly earmarked a building directly opposite Flinders Street station and just around the corner from the city's famed cafe-lined laneways.<br>It would be in addition to the existing North Richmond facility which permits any injectable drug to be used and Victoria's health department confirming the new site will follow the same rules, reported. <br> A group of people are seen shooting up (pictured) while sitting at Lennox and Butler Reserve, a small park just off the popular shopping strip of [http://Browse.Deviantart.com/?qh=§ion=&global=1&q=Victoria%20Street Victoria Street] in North Melbourne in August 2020 <br> A new drug injecting room is being considered for the Melbourne CBD opposite Flinders Street Station (pictured) <br>North Richmond locals have claimed authorities steamrolled ahead with the facility in their neighbourhood, failing to properly consult residents or ensure the impact was minimised, and have complained about soaring levels of street crime and anti-social behaviour. <br>'The government demonstrated an inability to run the first one safely. It's like the Wild West ... rules the rest of society abide by are forgone and forgiven to allow this facility to attempt to function,' father of two Neil Mallett told . <br>Another resident, Colin Watson, said a replication of the North Richmond facility in central Melbourne would ruin the city, and suggested facilities should be attached to hospitals or located in industrial areas, away from the public. <br>Jo Murphy, whose 11-year-old son Cade attends school next to the injecting facility, said the city should brace for a volatile mix of people attending the area. <br>'That is the scary part. They are highly unpredictable and highly volatile. The ice is the worst part,' she said. <br> Residents near to an existing centre in North Richmond say the site is a danger to the community (pictured: a needle discarded in a laneway in North Richmond) <br>While 96 per cent of the drug used at the facility is heroin and derivatives, about 2.5 per cent is methamphetamine or 'ice'. <br>Advocates for the centres say safe injecting centres save lives and are most beneficial when put in areas known as drug hotspots and convenient to access. <br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>North Richmond and the CBD are widely known as locations where drug users congregate - with the current facility safely responding to more than 4,000 overdoses since its doors were opened in 2019. <br>Tony Doherty, the owner of Doherty's Gym on Flinders Street, slammed the potential location of the new development.<br>'It's a terrible place for it ... I can't think of a worse spot,' he said.<br> MP Fiona Patten (pictured) has advocated safe [http://www.bbc.co.uk/search/?q=injecting injecting] rooms for St Kilda, Footscray and Dandenong, as well as the CBD site and the north Richmond location <br>State opposition leader Michael O'Brien said it would be 'madness' to set up an injecting room in the CBD when the current centre in North Richmond is not operating properly.<br>'Why would you take that same flawed model to Melbourne CBD? The heart of Melbourne is struggling enough as it is,' he said, referring to the loss of trade due to Covid lockdowns and the trend toward work-from-home.<br>Last week, Victorian crossbench MP Fiona Patten advocated safe injecting rooms for other known drug hotspots like St Kilda, Footscray and Dandenong, as well as the proposed site and the current location.<br>But Acting Premier James Merlino said the government did not support expanding the program beyond a second site. <br> The North Richmond facility (pictured) has safely responded to more than 4,000 overdoses since the doors opened in 2019 <br><br>adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement<br><br><br>data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"><br>Read more:<br><br><br><br><br><br>DM.later('bundle', function()<br>DM. Here is more on [http://Koinup.com/cbdsupplymaryland/skills/ natural health services windsor] take a look at our web site. has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker');<br>);
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0 => 'A new CBD injecting room will allow addicts to shoot up a range of drugs including methamphetamine as city businesses and workers fear the facility will turn the area into a crime-riddled no-go zone. <br>While the new city location has yet to be announced, the government has reportedly earmarked a building directly opposite Flinders Street station and just around the corner from the city's famed cafe-lined laneways.<br>It would be in addition to the existing North Richmond facility which permits any injectable drug to be used and Victoria's health department confirming the new site will follow the same rules, reported. <br> A group of people are seen shooting up (pictured) while sitting at Lennox and Butler Reserve, a small park just off the popular shopping strip of [http://Browse.Deviantart.com/?qh=§ion=&global=1&q=Victoria%20Street Victoria Street] in North Melbourne in August 2020 <br> A new drug injecting room is being considered for the Melbourne CBD opposite Flinders Street Station (pictured) <br>North Richmond locals have claimed authorities steamrolled ahead with the facility in their neighbourhood, failing to properly consult residents or ensure the impact was minimised, and have complained about soaring levels of street crime and anti-social behaviour. <br>'The government demonstrated an inability to run the first one safely. It's like the Wild West ... rules the rest of society abide by are forgone and forgiven to allow this facility to attempt to function,' father of two Neil Mallett told . <br>Another resident, Colin Watson, said a replication of the North Richmond facility in central Melbourne would ruin the city, and suggested facilities should be attached to hospitals or located in industrial areas, away from the public. <br>Jo Murphy, whose 11-year-old son Cade attends school next to the injecting facility, said the city should brace for a volatile mix of people attending the area. <br>'That is the scary part. They are highly unpredictable and highly volatile. The ice is the worst part,' she said. <br> Residents near to an existing centre in North Richmond say the site is a danger to the community (pictured: a needle discarded in a laneway in North Richmond) <br>While 96 per cent of the drug used at the facility is heroin and derivatives, about 2.5 per cent is methamphetamine or 'ice'. <br>Advocates for the centres say safe injecting centres save lives and are most beneficial when put in areas known as drug hotspots and convenient to access. <br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>North Richmond and the CBD are widely known as locations where drug users congregate - with the current facility safely responding to more than 4,000 overdoses since its doors were opened in 2019. <br>Tony Doherty, the owner of Doherty's Gym on Flinders Street, slammed the potential location of the new development.<br>'It's a terrible place for it ... I can't think of a worse spot,' he said.<br> MP Fiona Patten (pictured) has advocated safe [http://www.bbc.co.uk/search/?q=injecting injecting] rooms for St Kilda, Footscray and Dandenong, as well as the CBD site and the north Richmond location <br>State opposition leader Michael O'Brien said it would be 'madness' to set up an injecting room in the CBD when the current centre in North Richmond is not operating properly.<br>'Why would you take that same flawed model to Melbourne CBD? The heart of Melbourne is struggling enough as it is,' he said, referring to the loss of trade due to Covid lockdowns and the trend toward work-from-home.<br>Last week, Victorian crossbench MP Fiona Patten advocated safe injecting rooms for other known drug hotspots like St Kilda, Footscray and Dandenong, as well as the proposed site and the current location.<br>But Acting Premier James Merlino said the government did not support expanding the program beyond a second site. <br> The North Richmond facility (pictured) has safely responded to more than 4,000 overdoses since the doors opened in 2019 <br><br>adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement<br><br><br>data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"><br>Read more:<br><br><br><br><br><br>DM.later('bundle', function()<br>DM. Here is more on [http://Koinup.com/cbdsupplymaryland/skills/ natural health services windsor] take a look at our web site. has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker');<br>);'
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