Tinca
Tinca is regarded as a village, but has a large population spread over
the surrounding locality. It has two large gypsy communities that do not relate
well to each other, one on each side of the main centre. Taking the population
as a whole, the area is deprived and has poor social support.
One
community has a population of over 2,500 who live in small mud brick houses located
off consolidated mud roads. Transport consists of the numerous horse and
carts that are constantly going about their daily business. For them poverty is
a normal way of life. |
