It sounds like there was no execution put in place. They just lifted the gate and let loose. What about harm reduction? Testing kits, needle recycling, or even

It sounds like there was no execution put in place. They just lifted the gate and let loose. What about harm reduction? Testing kits, needle recycling, or even diamorphine clinics like in Canada, assuming they can. The article is so quick to blame decriminalization, as if it solely lead to infections and overdoses, shame on them.