Mayor of São Paulo, Ricardo Nunes, attributed the reduction to care and hospitalizations in health equipment; PM and GCM joint action began evacuation of Protestant Street last Friday (9)
The situation of No center of especially on Protestant Street, it has generated uncertainties due to its emptying. The mayor It attributes this decrease to the work of care and hospitalizations, while the Secretary of Urban Security, Orlando Morando, emphasizes the importance of police actions. However, new concentrations of users are being observed in other locations, such as Vila Maria and Largo de Santo Amaro.
The eviction of Protestant Street began last Friday, the result of a joint operation between the Military Police and the Metropolitan Civil Guard. Governor Tarcisio de Freitas stated that Cracolândia will be extinguished, but Nunes warned that the issue is not yet resolved, suggesting that some users may have moved to other areas of the city.
The reasons for the emptying of Cracolândia are diverse. Mayor Nunes points out that the decrease was a gradual process, driven by care and hospitalizations. On the other hand, living emphasizes the police action and the fight against organized crime as crucial factors for this change. Deputy Mayor Mello Araújo mentioned that authorities are encouraging dependents to internal, as drug access is more restricted.
Although it is common to observe changes in the flow of users, the current situation is distinguished by a lower concentration of dependents in traditional areas. Social assistance professionals reported that some users are housing under the worm and other regions, but without the formation of large agglomerations. Situation monitoring remains active, with the concern that new users of users can emerge in different parts of the city.
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