노숙자 문제 한인 타운 심각하다 LA CA

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노숙자 문제 한인 타운 심각하다 LA CA

Using new law, L.A. City Council bans homeless encampments at 54 spots

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한인 타운에 노숙자들의 텐트치기를 금지는 고마운 일이나  

그게 근본 해결 방법이 아니다.

텐트 치기 encampment 를 금지 ban 하면

그들이 보호소 shelter 로 들어가는게 아니라

다른 도시나 지역으로 이사를 간다.

그들의 인구가 줄어드는게 아니다.

노숙자 문제는 거대한 project 이다.

정부 예산으로도 해결 할수 없는

억만장자들이 재산들을 사회에 환원해야 해결이 된다.

그들의 정신문제와 직업

이 2가지가 해결되어야 가능하다.

그들이 일을해서 아파트를 구 할 수입이 안되면

차라리 일을 안하고 노숙자가 되는게 더 낫기 때문이다.

정부에서 사람을 굶어죽게 할수 없으니

노숙자들에게는 돈이 나온다.

많은 연구가 필요한

거대한 사회문제 이다.

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Korea Town Crisis;

Shocking images show vast homeless encampment in bustling Los Angeles neighborhood as business owners complain about vagrants defecating and urinating outside their stores,

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10064887/Crisis-Koreatown-Video-shows-homeless-encampment-bustling-Los-Angeles-neighborhood.html

Crisis in Koreatown: Homeless encampment seen in bustling LA area

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* DailyMail.com obtained exclusive photos on Wednesday revealing tents and blue tarps lining the streets with garbage and human excrement along the intersection of Vermont Avenue and 4th Street 

* Encampment on West 4th Street and Vermont Avenue houses 50 people in bustling district of Koreatown

* Actor James Woods retweeted video showing homeless encampment in central Los Angeles on Tuesday

* City officials said they have tried for months to engage encampment residents and have offered housing

* Local residents and business owners said the encampment has hurt quality of life in the area

* One dentist said her patients opted to go elsewhere after seeing the encampment across the street

* Another local business owner said that homeless defecate and urinate on the sidewalks 

* Los Angeles has been working to clear encampments throughout city since ordinance was passed in summer

* In July, City Council approved sweeping measure to remove widespread homeless encampments

* In Washington, DC, a homeless man was rushed to hospital during clearing of encampment on Monday

* City workers bulldozed the homeless man's tent while he was still inside it as he screamed for help,

The homelessness crisis gripping Los Angeles is no longer confined to Skid Row but has spread rapidly to other areas of the city, including Koreatown, where residents are furious over a 50-person encampment that has hurt local businesses and turned away shoppers put off by urine and feces on the sidewalks - including in front of a preschool.

DailyMail.com obtained exclusive photos on Wednesday revealing tents and blue tarps lining the streets with garbage and human excrement along the intersection of Vermont Avenue and 4th Street.

The images show a neighborhood in complete disarray, with shopping carts, old luggage bags, broke-down bicycles and other detritus littering the streets and sidewalks. Graffiti can be seen scrawled across one of the makeshift tents, while an American flag flies limply overhead on a makeshift flagpole.

사진 1,

In another photo, a man can be seen working on one of many bicycles in the homeless encampment, right nearby the now-infamous 'wall of bicycles.'

DailyMail.com obtained exclusive photos on Wednesday revealing makeshift tents and blue tarps lining the streets with garbage and human excrement along the intersection of Vermont Avenue and 4th Street,

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/10/06/23/48856521-10064887-image-a-13_1633559930421.jpg

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사진 2,

A woman stands inside the homeless encampment in Los Angeles' Koreatown neighborhood

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/10/06/23/48856527-10064887-image-a-11_1633559925399.jpg

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사진 3,

The images show a neighborhood in complete disarray, with shopping carts, old luggage bags, broke-down bicycles and other detritus littering the streets and sidewalks

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/10/06/23/48856525-10064887-image-a-15_1633559968103.jpg

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사진 4,

Graffiti can be seen scrawled across one of the makeshift tents, while trash lines the sidewalk

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/10/06/23/48856523-10064887-image-a-17_1633559973240.jpg

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사진 5,

Part of the now-infamous 'wall of bicycles' can be seen along 4th Street by Vermont Avenue

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/10/06/23/48856529-10064887-image-a-20_1633559995979.jpg

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사진 6,

An American flag flies limply overhead on a makeshift flagpole at the homeless encampment on the intersection of Vermont Ave and 4th St. in Los Angeles, CA

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/10/06/23/48856517-10064887-image-a-21_1633560011000.jpg

사진 7,

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/10/06/23/48856503-10064887-image-a-26_1633560029498.jpg

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사진, 이하 생략

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Meanwhile, actor James Wood retweeted a video showing the homeless encampment that has grown since April, according to locals.

The encampment, which is easily recognizable thanks to the aforementioned 'wall of bicycles' that was built nearby by a homeless artist over the course of nine months, is located just outside of a shopping area that includes a Sizzler restaurant.

Homelessness has become a growing problem in cities nationwide, including Washington, D.C., where a homeless man was rushed to a hospital after city workers bulldozed his tent with him still inside on Monday.

Residents and business owners in Koreatown, meanwhile, have complained about the safety risk posed by the tower of bicycles, which has arguably become an eyesore of a landmark.

Others say they have lost business due to their proximity of the encampment.

As of January 2020, there were more than 66,400 homeless people in Los Angeles County, with 41,000 within LA city limits, including thousands on Skid Row, according to the city's most recent homeless count. The city's estimated homeless population is second only to New York's.

While the homeless population was once largely confined to the notorious Skid Row neighborhood in downtown, rows of tents, cardboard shelters, battered RVs and makeshift plywood structures are now familiar sights throughout the nation’s second-most populous city.

Koreatown residents told KABC-TV that the homeless residents in the encampment on the corner of West 4th Street and Vermont Avenue urinate and defecate in front of stores and shops.

'I have a few who have left our practice,' Dr. Charisma Lasan, who works at a dental office across the street from the encampment, told CBSLA. 'They actually came and turned around and just went home, after they saw that happened outside.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/10/06/16/48840293-10064887-image-a-1_1633533516699.jpg

내용들,, 이하 생략,

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LA Times 기사 내용,

노숙자 텐트 금지

Using new law, L.A. City Council bans homeless encampments at 54 spots

https://www.latimes.com/homeless-housing/story/2021-10-20/l-a-city-council-bans-homeless-encampments-at-54-spots