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Shanty towns are overcrowded, makeshift settlements built on undesirable land lacking basic amenities. Residents have no running water or electricity, live in cramped single rooms, and face widespread disease due to open sewers and lack of drainage. Education is limited and employment opportunities are restricted to low-paying jobs, perpetuating the cycle of poverty from generation to generation within these communities.
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