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May 26, 2015

Push for quake-proof shelter in Nepal before monsoon
Kathmandu (AFP) May 24, 2015
As he braces for the monsoon rains that threaten to inflict further misery after Nepal's devastating earthquake, Nawaraj Bista has more faith he will be safe inside his $100 quick-build corrugated iron home than under bricks and mortar. Bista, a car salesman, saw his old home in Kathmandu reduced to rubble when a 7.8-magnitude quake ripped through the Himalayan nation on April 25. But when a second major quake on May 12 brought down more buildings that had already been weakened, his temporary me ... read more

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