Speaking of food, clothing, housing, and transportation, there might be some significant deviations from the common knowledge, among which housing, often seen as the hardest to solve, turns out to be the easiest.
While permanent housing is indeed quite difficult to construct, most of the settlements in the Northern Territory have only just begun constructing shelters and lack the capacity to accommodate large populations.
Moreover, hundreds of thousands of people is not a small number, and properly accommodating them indeed presents enormous challenges.
But if it's just about temporary accommodation, providing these people with a place to shelter from the wind and rain, it is not difficult for Perfikot to achieve.
Simply put, it's about pitching tents.
After all, the weather hasn't turned to the cold winter yet, and pitching tents in the wilderness can indeed provide a place for people to live.
