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3 years ago

Why do people continue to live in hazardous areas knowing that a disaster will eventually occur?

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Because their economic situation forced them to.

If people have unlimited economic resource, they would definitely pick a living place that possess lowest amount of danger for their families and would have aesthetical value to relief their stress. But a lot of people could only afford living in such dangerous places because the rent tend to be really cheap.

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