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Seoul’s mayor pledged Wednesday to ban banjihas from being lived in, phased out over time. It was reminiscent of a 2010 flood that prompted similar vows — but 40,000 more such units were constructed in Seoul nonetheless. https://t.co/CAASerBKIa https://t.co/mA1bf3zVBK — PolitiTweet.org

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These cramped homes, or “banjiha,” are a relic of the 1970s, when many basements were built as bunkers in an event of a North Korean attack. They were originally banned from being lived in, but censuses indicate there are about 330,000 units nationwide. https://t.co/CAASerBKIa https://t.co/8TRS9kRFLo — PolitiTweet.org

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The plan has drawn criticism from disability rights advocates and housing experts, who say it overlooks housing inequalities — which span class, generations and regions. They warn this week’s floods will not be the last, as climate change worsens. https://t.co/CAASerBKIa — PolitiTweet.org

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