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RanongCat Posted October 28, 2023 Share Posted October 28, 2023 Is this a repeat of a previous incident .? The first was rumoured to have been not so accidental because it cleared squatters who initiated the market. Much of it rebuilt but controlled by vague " legitimate administration " but also positioned marginally further back enabling road widening works including storm water infrastructure etc. Well behind the immediate roadside recreation of original style of sites there has been significant investment in the construction of a comparatively sophisticated elevated roofed series of structures with level concrete flooring and wide vehicle access and some improved degree of ventilation than existed under corrugated iron roofing barely 2 meters above head height and occupants squeezing through pitted and uneven corridors expecting customers to give way. The developed area is separated from the rear roadside encampment by a raised "grassy " strip which no doubt conveniently prevented fire from encroaching . At roadside there has also been built a block of accommodation units which by virtue of zero aesthetic appeal are no doubt intended for rent by the more successful entrepreneurs . I do have sympathy for those who have lost even a tenuous style of existence but I doubt many have lost material investment. The sheer volume of stock of various classifications will be "maybe? " insurance write-offs for the limited number of actual "owners" who collectively profited from low paid "staff" who had the dubious priviledge of unsanitary occupation with infants and young children who by virtue of being illegals only a few kilometers from the Cambo border could only learn "survival lessons" . Iconic in a sad way but probably given unseen negative aspects a fire may have cleansed in the same way the Fire of London reportedly brought to an end the Great Plague ? For those Isles at least. 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NanLaew Posted October 28, 2023 Share Posted October 28, 2023 Overly long sentences. 4 out of 10 Must try harder. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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