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The makeshift homes, often constructed with corrugated iron roofs, are ill-equipped to combat the sun's intense rays. They quickly absorb and transmit heat, transforming living spaces into ovens during the daytime. To counter this, residents and innovators alike attempt creative solutions such as shade-providing trees or makeshift coverings. Some in the community have adopted cost-effective retrofitting methods—adding reflective insulating sheets and strategically placing trees—to reduce indoor temperatures.