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Mounds of trash and foul smells pervade Lower Manhattan as homeless takeover FDR Drive
Homeless individuals have taken over the area under the FDR Drive in Lower Manhattan, leading to mounds of trash, foul smells, and health hazards. Residents and workers report unsanitary conditions, fights, and makeshift shelters, with construction closures from the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project contributing to the situation.
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