Luanda – Thirteen families, out of a total of 1,560 who are experiencing vulnerability in Luanda, were relocated Wednesday to Mayé-Mayé housing project, outskirts of Sequele satellite city, Cacuaco municipality.
The keys to have access to the houses were delivered by minister of State for the Social Affairs, Carolina Cerqueira, as part of the relocation of the victim of the rain, which displaced 8,165 people.
The relocation process of the rain victims started last week, with the delivery of houses to 157 others families.
Mayé-Mayé housing project, whose construction process begun in 2016, has more than 3,000 homes.
The first phase of the project was completed two years ago, and there are still 1,522 houses under construction.
According to Carolina Cerqueira, there are 5,000 social housing units, 1,680 apartments and 4,000 social houses for the integrated family relocation programme in Luanda.
