Over 100 displaced people live in tents at Beauregard park in Rennes as winter temperatures drop, making conditions increasingly harsh.
Displaced persons in Rennes park
Approximately one hundred displaced persons are living under tents in Beauregard park in Rennes, a city in the French region of Ille-et-Vilaine. Many of them have been in the park for months, and some are families with children.Living conditions worsen with cold
The individuals living in the park report that their nights have become increasingly difficult due to the drop in temperatures. Without proper shelter or heating, the cold is making their living conditions more challenging.No official emergency housing provided
Local authorities have not provided official emergency housing for these displaced persons, leaving them to rely on tents and whatever resources they can gather. Some have sought help from local charities and community groups.Calls for more support grow louder
Residents and local activists have called for more support and resources to be allocated to the displaced persons. They argue that the situation in the park is not sustainable, especially as winter approaches and temperatures continue to fall.
