shanty towns造句

In the shanty towns there are very poor living standards.

Her neighbourhood was once one of the biggest and poorest shanty towns in Santiago, Chile's capital.

largely rural. But Macondo's banana plantations are worlds from the downtown skyscrapers and sprawling shanty towns of the capital Bogotá.

A tiny number of Indonesians are among the richest people in Asia while millions live in dire poverty in urban slums or shanty towns in the countryside.

Firstly, the paper summarizes the advantages of developmental financial in support shanty towns transformation, then describes three types of business models, and analyzes each model's trait.

Worse, their intractable problems—left for generations by the countries where they sought shelter in wretched camps-cum-shanty towns—seem now to be typical of other refugees’ woes.

In Bombay, 3 million people are squeezed into such shanty towns, in the African cities of Bogata and Kinshasa, 60 percent of the citizens live in them; in Addis Ababa, 79 percent.

Evicted from their homes due to the construction of new skyscrapers, locals live in shanty towns surrounded by fridges, televisions, fans and white goods whilst waiting to be rehoused.