HEALTHJun 4 · 01:04 UTCNY POSTChristopher F. Rufo, Ryan Thorpe, Jonathan Choe

Open-air drug markets a reminder: much work still to do in San Francisco’s Tenderloin

San Francisco's Tenderloin district is described as a site of open-air drug markets, with addicts using fentanyl, homeless encampments, and dealers active at 3 a.m. The area is littered with trash and human feces.

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