Dear Avajon

Often I'm so sorry to see the city's footpaths occupied by floating people.

They are living in some makeshift shacks. I simply cannot think how father.

mother grandfather* grandmother and kids—all live in such a tiny place. Within

the few square yards in their possession they sleep, socialise, cook and even

beautify themselves. These people are living in such an inhuman condition!

This cannot be the picture of life in a civilized society. Also they are polluting

the area. They are least bothered about their health and hygiene. Out Of cunosity,

I talked to some of these people. They have their own homes and identity in

their own village. They are here thinking that life in the city will be better.

What an irony! Can't the society or the state do anything for these people?

However. I must admit that I'm amazed to see how they sometimes tidy up

their places especially in the evening! Home, sweet home after all !

Mi thun