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Germany: More than half a million homeless, new report says

Summary by Deutsche Welle
The Federal Ministry for Housing, Urban Development and Building has presented figures showing some 531,600 people are without a permanent shelter in Europe's largest economy.

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Most of the people included in the homeless lists last year were living in state-run temporary accommodation centres, or with relatives or friends.

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Hundreds of thousands of people in Germany live without a roof over their heads. The situation has changed dramatically within two years.

·Berlin, Germany
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More and more people in Germany do not have their own accommodation. This is evident from the Federal Government's report on homelessness. The number of homeless people is also increasing. There are statistical reasons for this.

·Germany
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There are currently almost 532,000 people living in Germany without a permanent residence.

·Germany
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The last count by the City of Ottawa identified 2952 people experiencing homelessness, compared to 1340 homeless in 2021.

·Montreal, Canada
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The Bahart Express News broke the news in Greater Noida, India on Wednesday, January 8, 2025.
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