Although the resettlement work for hundreds of thousands of people is immensely complex, it is proceeding methodically and orderly thanks to the efforts of the staff, and soon everyone had a place to stay.
Even though the so-called accommodations were just tents, sometimes shared by several families, they were at least places where one could temporarily stay, allowing all the people who were temporarily evacuated to the Dome City to finally settle down.
However, after the people had settled, the workload for the staff not only didn't decrease but increased even more.
After all, the ongoing needs for food, drinking, sanitation, and daily life for hundreds of thousands of people remained an extremely burdensome task.
Moreover, unlike in the original city, everything had to be planned and arranged from scratch, causing the staff from various departments to be so busy that they barely had a moment to rest.
