The Hungarian government has approved new safety measures for Budapest, responding to concerns raised by district mayors. These initiatives aim to address several key issues, including individuals affected by drug use – described as “drug zombies” – as well as dangerous traffic patterns and problematic junctions. Specific details of the measures weren’t provided in the source, but the aim is a broader improvement in public safety. The changes are expected to impact both residents and the city's tourism sector. These steps follow proposals made by local leaders seeking to tackle rising concerns within the capital. Further information is available on Daily News Hungary's website.