What does it mean that people can't live in dangerous houses in rural areas?

What does it mean that people can't live in dangerous houses in rural areas? There are still a large number of unsafe and uninhabitable houses in many rural areas. These houses are dilapidated, crumbling, insecure and unable to guarantee the basic living needs of residents. The existence of these dangerous houses requires us to attach great importance to and provide full protection for the life safety and basic rights and interests of local residents.

No one lives in dangerous houses, which also exposes the shortcomings of the development of many rural areas and the lack of resources. Insufficient infrastructure construction, small population and economic scale, and lack of investment and policy support in some places have seriously deteriorated the living conditions of local residents. The government should increase investment in rural areas, strengthen infrastructure construction and financial support to improve local living conditions and environment.

We need to adhere to the principle of people first and life first, and there can be no omissions or gaps in housing safety and basic rights and interests. The government needs to put the interests of residents first and take effective measures to improve and protect them. Only in this way can we build a more scientific, humane and equal social harmonious environment.