Gap Fill - Living Space - Level 1

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A shows many poor in Hong Kong live in homes. A housing found that some families live in homes that are than prison cells. The space was 4.6 square meters per . This is about half the size of a car parking . The average size of a prison cell in Hong Kong is 50 per cent bigger than the size of the in the study. Over 65 per cent of Hong Kong families live in homes that are between 7 and 14 meters.

Hong Kong has some of the world's most homes. People must save for 18 years to buy a tiny . People are very living in such small homes. One person said it was " and inhumane" that homes are the same as prison cells in a city like Hong Kong. Another person said her only had a bed, a closet and a table. She said: "The is so small we have to sit to go to the toilet."

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