Meanings of live in emergency in English

Two-thirds of asylum seeker live in emergency accommodation, a new report has revealed.

The State is "letting children down" by having them live in emergency accommodation, Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy has said.

That meant increasing numbers of people were being pushed into homelessness or forced to live in emergency or temporary accommodation, the charity said.

She may then needlessly join the more than 2,000 families having to live in emergency accommodation due to a lack of housing.

During this time the parent may be living in emergency housing, often at public expense.

The number of homeless children and adults living in emergency accommodation rose again in June.

The rise in fuel poverty and the number of children living in emergency accommodation was highlighted.

They are now living in emergency hotel and B&B accommodation that is totally unsuited to family life.

It is extremely important to allow those living in emergency accommodation to get into proper homes without delay.

More than 3,300 people are now living in emergency accommodation in the city.

Families living in emergency accommodation in the Dublin region may be forced outside the capital during the papal visit.

The number of people living in emergency accommodation has surpassed 7,000 for the first time.

They had been living in emergency accommodation in a motel for the past month, which was affecting his health, she said.

The family has lived in emergency accommodation in Bray and Courtown and now lives in direct provision in Carrick On Suir.

The number of homeless families living in emergency accommodation in Dublin has more than doubled in the past year, new figures show.

Plans were announced last June for "rapid build" prefabricated houses on vacant council land for families living in emergency accommodation.