Harm‑site death clusters

Localized harm‑reduction distribution points can produce measurable spatial clusters of fatal overdoses and street deaths when they concentrate high‑risk people in small public spaces. Mapping these clusters should be treated as a public‑health surveillance task and a policy trigger for rethinking site location, supervision, and complementary services. — If common, this pattern reframes harm‑reduction debates from abstract ethics to concrete urban planning and accountability questions that affect families, parks, and policing.