When homeless shelters are set up in countries following natural disasters, what happens to those who were already homeless when the disaster occurred?

Question

and if they’re allowed to use shelter, what happens when everyone gets relocated to new homes?

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Answer 1

Homeless people are homeless no matter how they lost their home. Some just have bad luck before others. Disaster relief programs do not differentiate between people. Collage professors, homeless veterans and industry leaders do line up in the same food queues and get the same quality telts. With the exception of some domestic US disaster relief programs there have been very little discrimination of race, social status and wealth among the victims.