‘I HAD PLANNED TO STAY FOR LIFE’: LAST VILLAGERS PREPARE TO LEAVE CHA KWO LING
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| News - South China Morning Post | ‘I HAD PLANNED TO STAY FOR LIFE’: LAST VILLAGERS PREPARE TO LEAVE CHA KWO LING | 42 mins ago |
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Nestled within thick, verdant foliage in Cha Kwo Ling is one of Hong Kong’s last squatter settlements, where a handful of remaining residents are staying until a government deadline to move out for redevelopment of the… Mrs Lam, one of the last villagers living among the juxtaposition of makeshift metal dwellings and stone houses complete with wooden window frames, said she had until August 25 to clear her belongings.
News - South China Morning Post reports that nestled within thick, verdant foliage in Cha Kwo Ling is one of Hong Kong’s last squatter settlements, where a handful of remaining residents are staying until a government deadline to move out for redevelopment of the…
The report adds: Mrs Lam, one of the last villagers living among the juxtaposition of makeshift metal dwellings and stone houses complete with wooden window frames, said she had until August 25 to clear her belongings.
“I’m going to miss my medicinal herbs so much,” said...
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