A father finds over 400 used syringes and blood vials in Dublin park
A Dublin dad, Stephen Redmond, made a disturbing discovery of over 400 used syringes and blood vials with other biohazardous waste in Northway Estate Park in Finglas. He stumbled upon the hazardous materials while walking in the park over the weekend, expressing horror and disgust at the scene.
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Discovery of Syringes and Blood Vials Raises Concerns in Community
The park is a popular spot for families, dog walkers, and children playing football, raising significant concerns about the safety of those frequenting the area. Redmond immediately reported the dumping to local Gardaí and Dublin City Council, which prompted a team to safely remove the paraphernalia on Tuesday morning.
The sheer scale of the dumping led Redmond to believe it was a targeted act, calling the act “malicious” and “sheer evil.” He noted the danger posed to both children and animals in the area, who could easily have been injured by the hazardous waste.
The incident is currently being investigated by the Gardaí, who have confirmed that they have received a report on it. The situation has left the community shocked and concerned about the potential health risks, as efforts continue to ensure the park remains a safe environment for local residents.
