The São Paulo city government plans to intensify social assistance actions in the Crackland (Cracolândia) region in the coming weeks, increasing the number of hospitalizations of users, including involuntary ones.
The flow through the capital's center has not stopped since March when an operation by the Civil Police and the City Council drove drug addicts from Princesa Isabel Square.
The involuntary internments remain the most controversial point of the operation.
According to City Hall, the examination of patients is carried out by teams walking the center streets. Patients with mental disorders are taken to the hospital by . . .
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