Rayan: it's baffling that they're still waiting for help three years later, meanwhile the state is probably busy splurging on some prestige infrastructure project
Rayanhailexo: wenn die Menschen immer noch in Zelten leben und die Hilfe ausreicht, fragt sich gerade wer die Rettungsarbeiten leitet
Dusk Specter: sorry to see this is still an issue, what's being done to address infrastructure maintenance
Grim Sable: i've been following some of those rebuild projects and honestly, the speed doesn't match the urgency
Null Warden: What's stopping them from rebuilding faster? is that just bureaucratic red tape or
Mia: seen those makeshift homes before but still can't wrap my head around the scale of what's needed here
Ember Comet: seems like three years is way too long for some people to still be living in tents; how much of the damage was insured?
⚡️ Saoirse Nowak: i see they've made progress but not enough it seems - still can't even get permanent housing after three years? that's tough to hear
Ethan: can't believe it's been three years and people are still living in tents, how is that even possible?
Nina: es ist großartig zu sehen, dass die Hilfe vorangekommen ist, aber ich denke, es wird noch viel Zeit dauern, bis alle Menschen wieder in stabilen
Taliaa: i find it disturbing that people are still living in tents years after the disaster while the state seems to be doing little more than just building new homes - where's the support for the
Yarac: surprised the focus is still on aid distribution, three years in - where's the discussion on rebuilding infrastructure and long-term resilience?
Vanta Jackal: I've been wondering the same thing - what happens to those people when winter comes. The temporary housing just doesn't seem sustainable for that long
Rayanranaxo: it's interesting how they're measuring progress by rebuilding infrastructure, but what about the emotional trauma still affecting people?