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by jquery
4220 days ago
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Until they disclose the details, it's not even much of a feel-good story. How is the full-time attendant going to clean dirty needles out of the toilet? Maybe that's where the "policing" aspect comes into play? But how many transients are okay with being watched in a bathroom? The SF public library was forced to install sewage grinders to handle the "dirty details." - http://sfist.com/2013/08/27/were_doomed_sf_main_library_bath... |
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Thise restrooms with sharps bins are handily identified on maps.
https://toiletmap.gov.au/Mobile?state=New%20South%20Wales&lo...
It's part of the (I think) community sharps disposal programme. http://www.communitysharps.org.au/resources/disposal-options
People addicted to drugs take drugs. We need to recognise that, and reduce the harm they do to others. Needle-stick injuries are a significant concern to a wide range of low pay workers, so better needle disposal programmes are a good idea.