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Each of these deaths is a reminder of the failure of the emergency accommodation system, whose model seems to be running out of steam in the face of growing demand and new groups of people, notably women and children and even entire families, most of them migrants. In large cities such as Paris, Lyon or Lille, three to four out of five calls to the 115 emergency number receive no answer.

The determination expressed by Emmanuel Macron on 27 July 2017 in Orléans gave hope for an unprecedented effort by the State: “By the end of the year, I no longer want anyone on the streets or in the woods.” Doubtless aware of having failed, the President of the Republic repeated on the evening of 31 December, in his New Year's address to the French people: “I want us to be able to provide a roof for all those who are homeless. There are still many situations that I accept no more than you do. Count on my complete determination”, while avoiding setting a deadline.

The government, visibly overwhelmed, has communicated a great deal on the subject since mid-December, saying it was “fully mobilized, with 13,000 additional emergency accommodation places compared with 2016”, detailed Jacques Mézard, Minister for Territorial Cohesion, and Julien Denormandie,.

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