Nicklas Wind from Esbjerg is coming forward these weeks with his story regarding how his life fell apart when he started taking opioids following a work accident. Now politicians will take action. Photo: Rikke Kjær Poulsen
Two prominent opposition politicians agree that the government needs to wake up in relation to the escalating opioid crisis. Both the Conservative People’s Party and SF themselves are ready with concrete proposals for how to deal with the increasing abuse of opioid pills.
Rune Weitling rwe@ com and Mark Michael Hede mamhe@ com
Announcement
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Nicklas Wind started on opioids following an accident that happened while he was an apprentice. Photo: Rikke Kjær Poulsen
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Several opposition politicians believe that the government has hesitated far too long in relation to taking the extent of the opioid problem seriously enough. One of them is the conservative justice rapporteur, Mai Mercado. Photo: Mathias Svold/Ritzau Scanpix
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Karina Lorentzen Dehnhardt (SF) also believes that action must be taken once morest the escalating opioid crisis, which is currently ravaging several places in Denmark, including Esbjerg and Fredericia. Photo: Marie Hald
2024-02-13 11:46:00
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