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Street scavengers hunt for ice in Cairo and Giza
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The article discusses the phenomenon of the growing number of "Ice" drug users among the youth of Cairo and Giza, particularly among trash pickers who scavenge the streets for plastic bottles and cardboard to sell in order to finance their drug use. This poses a significant social and security threat. It points out that the phenomenon is beginning to intensify and spread across both affluent and impoverished neighborhoods, with increasing cases of addiction and aggressive behavior. The article emphasizes the need to address this issue through security measures, community cooperation, legal reforms, as well as psychological and medical treatment for addicts. It also highlights the crucial role that awareness campaigns and the involvement of religious and educational institutions can play in reducing this phenomenon.
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