Eighty-five families still reside In the Son Banya shanty town. There are 95 dwellings, and Palma town hall has initiated the process for the second phase of eviction and demolition. The welfare department estimates that 68 of these families will need financial assistance with finding somewhere else to live, this assistance ranging between 15,000 and 20,000 euros.
Housing
Son Banya residents holding out for decent housing
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