Overcrowding in Rented Accommodations.........10+ Coronavirus

moany fuc

Just wanted to get opinions on these rented properties we all hear about with 10-12 people sharing bedrooms etc.

I know someone in this situation and with the Coronavirus now running rampant, this can not be a good situation to be in.......

Any Thoughts or Comments

Gumbo

Report to the HSE and possibly the Environmental Health Section of the local authorities.

handlemaster

moany fuc wrote: »

Just wanted to get opinions on these rented properties we all hear about with 10-12 people sharing bedrooms etc.

I know someone in this situation and with the Coronavirus now running rampant, this can not be a good situation to be in.......

Any Thoughts or Comments

Are you talking about swinging parties !

Just heard that some of my Colleagues working for our Contracting Company in India are having problems working from home to self-isolate because they live in what would be fashionably be called co-living spaces which are actually little more than dormitories.
Co-living is coming to your locality now. Live (or Die) with it.

Wesser

Think about the homeless. Staying in windowless rooms in hostels with multiple others. There will definitely be deaths in our homless population.

baldbear

Alot of Brazilians live in cramped conditions. Bunk beds with 10+ in houses. It will spread like wildfire and there is nothing that will be done.

enricoh

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Mrs OBumble

Deleted User wrote: »

Just heard that some of my Colleagues working for our Contracting Company in India are having problems working from home to self-isolate because they live in what would be fashionably be called co-living spaces which are actually little more than dormitories.

A bit better than hot-boxing, so, which was a well know concept among Irish emigrants in years past.

Have you ever seen a video of the desks in the offices in India? Likely to have about 6 people in what would be space for 1 person in your office.

It's totally an issue for the spread of any communicable disease. But not just in rented accommodation: families who got stuck in 2brm "starter homes" after the last crash are also often overcrowded.

overkill602

Wesser wrote: »

Think about the homeless. Staying in windowless rooms in hostels with multiple others. There will definitely be deaths in our homless population.

heard something about government might use empty hotels till this blows over
Some LLs and tenants where abusing and taking advantage and overcrowding, when a place is registered it asks how many bed spaces in the house or apartment which is not policed

beaufoy

in kowloon hong kong there are still cage beds on top of each other and sweat drips from upper cages to lower cages yet it seem coronavirus has not taken off