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Miyamoto International earthquake victims, secure housing for the low price would like to support. Koirala, chief executive officer Dr. Ecakita miyamotole on Tuesday at a press conference at the highest cost of adopting more secure technology, said he would like to build the house. He spent about two thousand dollars to build a local source said his company was ready. Add caption
"We help to the earthquake victims of private companies, international organizations and government agencies are ready to work in coordination," said a press conference miyamotole. April 14 from Nepal, he said that they have developed transition steel structure system. "This technology can be used to create a permanent resident in the villages," said strakacarala injiniyarasameta the miyamotole. He made the traditional way of adding bricks and changed to make it more secure and can be described best. "Nepal's culture and tradition with a new building is difficult to. But there are ways to build a secure and low cost, "said miyamotole.
Miyamoto powerful earthquake within 48 hours of the first International Studies expert was sent to the three countries. The financial structure of the group, school, hospital and destroying the villages and houses damaged in the 9 0 percent of cracks has stopped.'Expert group damaged and the rest of the structure and the house how the earthquake resistance, strong construction and reconstruction of the information given is,' he said, 'the best technology built with bricks and stones Joining is also good, but technology is better not, can be dangerous. " According to him, miyamoto intaranesanalasamga Haiti, Japan and Indochina Turkey, Italy, nyujilyandasammako Aftermath experience in reconstruction. In 2010, 4 million 30 thousand since miyamotole Building Inspection have already. Similarly, 12 thousand houses have already been rebuilt .
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This house is made of two lakh rupees, the Japanese company will make it cheaper home
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And you have copied and pasted the house photo from the Kerala Home design website. What a fake idea.....
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