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Almost overnight, the city became a French Venice, its stately avenues and boulevards transformed into makeshift canals while basic infrastructure was destroyed.
London and the South-East was untypical of an English novel in its exploration of undocumented perimeter space: makeshift telesales offices and behind-the-scenes infrastructures of giant supermarkets.
A major part of Nepal's vulnerability to earthquake disaster lies in poor infrastructure governance like the stick serving as a makeshift buttress between buildings.
It's important to note that the coalition did target IS oil infrastructure, but the targeting was only against makeshift oil refineries in the desert.
As a result of this migration and limited resources and infrastructure, there are a number of unofficial makeshift settlements in Juba - particularly for IDPs which are characterised by inadequate shelter, overcrowded conditions, and poor access to clean water and adequate sanitation.
Mane said the drones, which are 100% Indian-made, are operating in the areas between Uttarkashi and Gangotri, where about 5,000 local villagers have been stranded in makeshift camps since the floods completely wiped out the local infrastructure, including the 100km road that connects the two towns.
Once a key economic motor in Zimbabwe with a cityscape and infrastructure to match, the city is crumbling, and more people than ever live in makeshift slums.
This infrastructure damage has resulted in large scale displacement of people from their homes, into makeshift and overcrowded shelters.
The lineup remains makeshift.
