To run errands, one has to hire private land cruisers. Schoolchildren, the sick and the elderly suffer most. The roads are nowhere near completion. Dusty, muddy, uneven, not tarred, puddle-filled, holed, dangerous. One garbage dump for each community - some families may have to walk a long way just to dispose waste.
Collection is almost non-functional.
Each family is given only 3 acres of land to work on. To put food on the plate, some have begun planting on any available land, even if it belongs to the State. The natives claimed that when they first came, food items were even more expensive. Although prices of the foodstuff have now decreased, the huge burden is still felt - this is the first time in their lives that they have to buy rice, meat, fish, vegetables, electricity and water. Then, the cash ran out and the jobs did not come.