If you think you live in a crowded city, it might reconsider that when they recognize this island in the Caribbean with a population of more than 1,200 people, and no more than an area of about 0.012 square kilometers.
Omar this island for 150 years and not more than, as discovered by a group of fishermen who were traveling through the coastal town of Barrow, about 50 kilometers from Al Jazeera, and discovered it is characterized by free from mosquitoes, according to British newspaper Daily Mail reported.
The number of inhabitants of the island today to more than 1,200 people, and includes 90 houses and two shops, a school, a restaurant and one, except that the free space which is very limited, so much so that some of the buildings crept toward private water with no high buildings on the island.
And despite the fact that the population describe Santa Cruz del Asluti island paradise, it lacks many of the basic aspects of life, there is no doctor in to treat patients, and there is a single generator works five hours a day, they are also burying the dead in the nearby island of the lack of cemetery especially where.
The island also suffers from a shortage of drinking water, the Colombian Navy is supplying the population they need water every 3 weeks. The only service provided by the government of the island is to provide one security guard stationed at the school frequented by 80 students, where the law provides for the presence of a security guard at each school.
In the absence of basic amenities of life on the island, most of the population depends on tourism resources in the nearby islands for their livelihoods. Where each provides boat trips for tourists to practice many activities such as fishing, diving and swimming, while others benefit from their knowledge of local marine life to supply fish restaurants nearby.
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