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danhilden > Burners Without Borders volunteers building a cornerstone. The forms that they are putting up will be filled with concrete and removed when it has dried. A rebar internal frame should prevent these structures from falling in a quake, meaning people can build a cheap brick or adobe house around the cornerstone and use it for a shelter if another quake hits. In the meantime the fact that the cornerstones have a toilet and shower means sanitation conditions will improve greatly.
danhilden > Dragonfly shows local school kids a different style of drumming.
danhilden > A Burners Without Borders volunteer who goes by the name of Dragonfly gives money to some people for a new water bucket after their's cracked.
danhilden > The temporary shelter made of bamboo, reeds, plastic sheeting, and old rice bags that the Pisconte family lived in.
danhilden > A building damaged by the quake sits empty. About $2000 was given to those who's houses were a total loss, and a small amount of food is given to families with kids who are now homeless. Foreign disaster relief given to the government has mostly been used to repair public infrastructure such as roads and plumbing systems.
danhilden > A boy who lives in a house made by Burners Without Borders.
danhilden > Three refugees of the quake.
danhilden > Children in their makeshift home, which is on the site of their old house. In the background is a concrete "cornerstone" a structure housing a shower, toilet, and wash basin made by Burners Without Borders volunteers. The group has built schools, houses, and a handfull of cornerstones around Pisco.
danhilden > “We thought we would be here for three months,” said Juana Marcos Huaya (looking at camera) a week before the one year anniversary of the quake. Two adults and three kids live on a 15 by 30 foot plot of sand, only a small section of which is enclosed.
Burners Without Borders volunteers building a cornerstone. The forms that they are putting up will be filled with concrete and removed when it has dried. A rebar internal frame should prevent these structures from falling in a quake, meaning people can build a cheap brick or adobe house around the cornerstone and use it for a shelter if another quake hits. In the meantime the fact that the cornerstones have a toilet and shower means sanitation conditions will improve greatly.
danhilden > Burners Without Borders volunteers building a cornerstone. The forms that they are putting up will be filled with concrete and removed when it has dried. A rebar internal frame should prevent these structures from falling in a quake, meaning people can build a cheap brick or adobe house around the cornerstone and use it for a shelter if another quake hits. In the meantime the fact that the cornerstones have a toilet and shower means sanitation conditions will improve greatly.
Burners Without Borders volunteers building a cornerstone. The forms that they are putting up will be filled with concrete and removed when it has dried. A rebar internal frame should prevent these structures from falling in a quake, meaning people can build a cheap brick or adobe house around the cornerstone and use it for a shelter if another quake hits. In the meantime the fact that the cornerstones have a toilet and shower means sanitation conditions will improve greatly.
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