Women Removed from Bus Stops After Public Concern Over Mental Health Crisis | VIDEO STORY
Two women who had been living at bus stops along Old Parham Road and Factory Road have been removed, though it remains unclear who carried out the intervention or where the women were taken.
The women had spent several weeks at the shelters, prompting growing concern from residents about safety, hygiene, and the visible rise in mentally ill persons living in public spaces.

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