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The perennial tide: A city still choosing to forget
We must break the cycle, or we will remain a people destined to build, to weep, and to watch the water wash our mistakes away time and time again.
It is time for the authorities to stop playing to the theatre of emotion and recognise that their true obligation is to the structural integrity of the city.
The authorities, meanwhile, are often left to wilt under this pressure, wavering between the necessity of their mandate and the fear of public backlash.
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