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It is a strange one, I noticed the same thing in Moscow. Syringes left on the ground even in relatively well off areas that were just on the circle line ring. Although the cities do appear grim, crime seemed to be lower than say somewhere like London or Paris. As someone mentioned before, we used to have the same problem. However over time, money was put into rehabilitation, finding ways to prevent users from just dumping their syringes on the floor. Plus now cities have invested lots of money into 'crime prevention housing'. Making sure there are no areas that are easy for users to hide and get high. London has been very good in this regard, the housing estates are still dangerous but a lot better than they once were.