Comments by "" (@mukrifachri) on "How can cities end homelessness?" video.

  1. I guess the amount of homes being burned down in fires doesn't help either. I know (and you probably knoe as well) of one YouTuber whose house was burnt down and even years after it hasn't been rebuilt. Maybe there's some relation between that.
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  2. I've never really known about temporary homelessness. Thanks for providing insights on those. Here the official count for homelessness stands at ~78000 out of 260 million population nationally (maybe up to 70 million population in larger conurbations only). However most homeless persons have been depicted as being newcomers who hasn't got anything yet. Homelessness problem here kind of mixes with slums too - they'd be an easy place to find living if you were ousted from your previous one, but in turn slums can be a source of homelessness esp. when they're cleared out, either from land clearing or from "disasters" (most often flood). I guess that the best method that would work everywhere is a combination of guiding those who have the problem to regain a stable live and to provide them with either temporary shelter (that does protect from the elements - a tent camp doesn't really count) or a permanent housing. Plus, if temporary homelessness are a thing, maybe it would help to make sure they could stay where they were rather than loitering about until new arragements could be made. It sure is a problem that requires to be handled on a case-by-case basis.
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