San Jose set to begin clearing largest encampment, many residents unsure of what's next
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San Jose set to begin clearing largest encampment, many residents unsure of what's next
""I just want to say, this is cruel. And how they're doing code and heartless and just straight malicious.""
""A lot of people's mental health, their anxiety or depression, is really ramping up.""
""I think I'm going to go to a hotel, but I mean, that's not guaranteed.""
""We've had people dropping off food. Lots of food. just sort of like an all hands on deck to try and help each other.""
San Jose is beginning the process of clearing the Columbus Park encampment, impacting hundreds of residents. As they prepare to leave, many are uncertain about their future housing situation. Concerns about mental health are rising among residents, with some expressing feelings of anxiety and depression. The city plans to open nearly four hundred beds in converted hotels, though some residents are uncertain about the security of their future accommodations. Community members are rallying to support those affected by the encampment clearing, providing food and assistance.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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