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Abuses in emergency accommodation: “Worse than in Iraq”
Social dumping, illegal residents, drug dealing - attacks, mold, bedbugs: Insiders paint a devastating picture of the Innsbruck emergency shelter run by Tiroler Soziale Dienste GmbH (TSD), which is wholly owned by the state. Even the financial police are involved. The managing director denies recorded abuses. An Iraqi who exposed the scandal in the "Tiroler Krone" newspaper was almost killed by a mobile squad after it came to light. The police must now investigate whether there is a connection in the affair.
Most recently, the emergency shelter at Schusterbergweg 73 in Innsbruck made the headlines due to an infestation of bedbugs. Employees have now described the true extent of the infestation to the "Krone" newspaper. And that they had to carry out the cleaning work for a long time without protective clothing. This was not without bites and injuries, as photos available to "Krone" prove. Protective clothing was also often not worn when removing completely moldy walls and ceilings.
However, this is just one of many alleged shortcomings at this TSD facility.
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