People forced out of their homes
because of an erupting volcano in Indonesia can now access "love tents" at their
camps when they're looking for privacy.
The bilik asmara - meaning "romance chambers" - are a discreet distance from
the rest of the camp, where thousands of people have been living since the
eruptions at Mount Sinabung started in September. The tents each have a rubber
mattress and changing area.
Apparently the new facilities are popular with couples at the shelter.
Evacuee Riana Sembiring says: "They are indeed suitable for couples in need of
venting their sexual desire, especially after staying in the shelter for
months," although she wouldn't say if she had made use of them herself.
But the North Sumatra Disaster Mitigation Agency, which is providing the
"romance chambers", says they're for married couples only. "We never guard them
but simply monitor them from the command post," one official said.
Mount Sinabung erupted again earlier this week, leaving at least 15 people dead.
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