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Warner Bros. Studios Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter is a public attraction in Leavesden in southeastern England. It is a permanent behind the scenes exhibit of the Harry Potter films.
The Studio Tour, opened to the public in early 2012. The grand opening event was attended by many of the Harry Potter film series cast and crew members.
Each tour session typically lasting three hours, the studio tour has the capacity to handle 6,000 visitors daily. Despite Warner Bros. being the studio behind Harry Potter, the tour is styled as a theme park, due to the fact that Warner Bros. sold the licence to do so to both Warner Bros. and Universal Studios.
Though the standard tour is self-guided, various guided tours are available at an additional cost.
It only includes sets, props and costumes that were actually created for or used in the production of the Harry Potter film series.
Almost twenty years after the complex was converted from aerodrome to film studios—and over a year since the completion of work on the newly refurbished studios—the site was officially opened by the Prince William and his wife the Duchess of Cambridge on 26 April 2013. On their visit, they were accompanied by the Duke's brother Prince Harry and J. K. Rowling (who had been unable to attend the tour's grand opening the year before), amongst other guests. Several hundred beneficiaries of supported charities were given invitations to the Studio Tour on the day of the visit. The royal entourage visited both the tour and the studios, viewing the props and costumes from Christopher Nolan's Batman films, before conducting the site's inauguration.
Upon its completion the Michigan Theater could seat 4,050 patrons, In addition to films in its prime years, the theatre hosted performances of bands led by John Philip Sousa, Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey and Harry James as well as live performances by The Marx Brothers, Betty Grable and Bob Hope.[4]
The theater ceased operations in 1976 after operating as a nightclub named The Michigan Palace. The office tenants threatened to leave unless they received adequate parking. To retain the tenants, building owners gutted and converted the theater into a parking structure. The theater could not be completely demolished and replaced by a parking structure because it is integral to the structure of the office building. The ornate plaster ceiling of the theater auditorium and grand lobby, at the ninth floor level, are still intact, as are parts of the mezzanine, the 2nd and 3rd balcony foyers and their staircases. The projection booth is also still intact.
Isola Bella (in local dialect Isola Bela ) is located in Lake Maggiore , is part of the group of the so-called Borromean Islands and is located in the gulf dedicated to the well-known family who still owns it, about 400 meters off the coast of Stresa . It measures 320 meters long and 180 meters wide and is largely occupied by the Italian garden of the Borromeo palace , which occupies the south-eastern coast of the islet.
History:
Until 1632 the lower island or "island below" was a rocky cliff occupied by a tiny fishing village with two churches, one dedicated to San Vittore, present since the 11th century, the other to San Rocco. The Borromeo family , whose initial name was Vitaliani (they came from the locality of the same name in the Padua area), had as a fiefdom from the Viscontis, in the 15th century and in various phases, this entire area of Lake Maggiore, which was precisely called "Golfo Borromeo". Vitaliano I Borromeo was the first to conceive the project of an incredible palace on Isola Bella. But it was built later, especially from 1632: in that year Carlo III Borromeo began the construction of a grandiose palace dedicated to his wife, Isabella D'Adda , entrusting the works to the Milanese designer Angelo Crivelli, who was also responsible for the design of the basic layout of the gardens.
The works suffered a pause in the mid- 17th century due to the serious plague epidemic that broke out in the Duchy of Milan .
Construction regained momentum when the island passed to his sons, Cardinal Giberto III (1615–1672) and Vitaliano VI (1620–1690); the latter in particular, with the financial support of his brother, entrusted the completion of the works to the Ticino architect Carlo Fontana and made the villa a place of sumptuous parties and theatrical performances for the European nobility . Francesco Maria Richini also worked on the palace , and the Milanese sculptor Giuseppe Vismara worked on the gardens. In the neoclassical era, in the late eighteenth century , Giuseppe Zanoja , designer of the ballroom, also worked there .
His successor, his nephew Charles IV (1657–1734), was responsible for completing the gardens which were inaugurated in 1671. The island was renovated to transform it into a fantastic ship, in which the palace part was the bow and the part of the terraced gardens, on what is called an amphitheater or castle (perhaps in memory of a pre-existing medieval castle), the stern. In fact, the project envisaged a long landing place, which was then not fully built, in front of the building in the western part.
Illustrious guests
The most illustrious visits to the island date back to the period of Giberto V Borromeo (1751–1837), from Napoleon with his wife Josephine of Beauharnais to the Princess of Wales, Caroline of Brunswick . She stayed there twice: in 1797, during Napoleon's first Italian campaign, and she then returned, in love with the place, in 1805. From these stays we have Napoleon's room, furnished with Empire style furniture . An anecdote tells about Napoleon 's first wife that, having fallen in love with the place, he did everything to convince the Borromeos to sell Isola Madre or (less probably) the castles of Cannero . She met with the refusal of the Borromeos, but was able to console herself very worthily with the splendid Villa d'Este in Cernobbio , on Lake Como .
Historical events
In addition to the passage of Napoleon , Villa Borromeo on Isola Bella was also the site, from 11 to 14 April 1935, of the meeting between Mussolini , Pierre Laval and MacDonald , of the Stresa conference , aimed at maintaining political order in the face of of the German Anschluss . These state representatives met in the great hall and came to establish the so-called "Stresa agreements".
Description
The palace, open to visits, shows its halls and rooms on the main floor, built from the 17th to the 19th century, and in the lower part the caves, which so enraptured Stendhal . Inside there are paintings by Cerano , by Francesco del Cairo , by Giordano in the room called the Giordano room , they are The Judgment of Paris , Europa kidnapped by Jupiter transformed into Taurus , The triumph of Galatea , by Salvator Rosa , by the Flemish Muller known as Tempesta (an artist hosted for a long time by the Borromeos, his patrons, who had also saved him from the attempted murder trial of his wife), del Nuvolone, Francesco Zuccarelli , etc. Worth mentioning is the tapestry gallery, so called for its enormous Flemish tapestries, six in all, from the 16th century, in silk and gold, whose recurring theme is the Unicorn, emblem of the Borromeo family. In the very particular environments of the caves, covered with stones and shells of an infinite variety of types, archaeological remains of the prehistoric Golasecca culture are also collected .
Also worth mentioning are the botanical gardens with an incredible variety of exotic plants. In them the upper part is the one called "amphitheatre", given that the stage performances that fascinated the Borromeos were held here. There are various statues here, some made by the same designer, Vismara.
Literature
The novel Piccolo mondo antico by Antonio Fogazzaro , a writer from Vicenza, ends on Isola Bella .
Naturalistic relevance
Since historical times the island has hosted one of the two Italian colonies of bats Myotis capaccinii , a rare and protected species
Lake Maggiore or Verbano ( Lagh Magior in Lombard and Piedmontese ) is a pre-Alpine lake of fluvioglacial origin in the Italian geographical region . Its shores are shared between Switzerland ( Canton Ticino ) and Italy (provinces of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola and Novara , in Piedmont , and Varese , in Lombardy ).
The name Maggiore derives from the fact that it is the largest of the lakes in the area, but among the Italian lakes it is the second in surface area after Lake Garda (as well as the second in depth after Lake Como ). In the past it was joined to Lake Mergozzo , from which it was separated due to the formation of the Fondotoce Plain .
Lake Maggiore is located at a height of approximately 193 meters above sea level . Its surface area is 212 km² , most of which, approximately 80%, is in Italian territory. It has a perimeter of 170 km and a length of 64.37 km (the largest among Italian lakes); the maximum width is 10 km and the average width is 3.9 km. The volume of water contained is equal to 37.5 billion m³ with a theoretical replacement time of approximately 4 years. The hydrographic basin is approximately 6,598 km² of which 3,229 are in Italian territory and 3,369 in Swiss territory (the ratio between the surface area of the basin and that of the lake is 31.1). The maximum altitude of the catchment basin is Punta Dufour in the Monte Rosa massif (4,633 m above sea level), while the average altitude is 1,270 m above sea level. The basin is characterized by the existence of around thirty artificial reservoirs with a collection of approximately 600 million of m³ of water which, if released simultaneously, would raise the lake level by approximately 2.5 m. The maximum depth is approximately 370 m (in the cryptodepression between Ghiffa and Porto Valtravaglia ) which is therefore 177 m below sea level.
The major tributaries are the Ticino , the Maggia , the Toce (which receives the waters of the Strona torrent and therefore of Lake Orta ) and the Tresa (in turn an emissary of Lake Lugano and fed by the Margorabbia ). The major tributaries have a different flow pattern, while Ticino and Toce, which have a catchment basin at high altitudes, reach a maximum flow in the period between May and October coinciding with the melting of snow and glaciers ; the other tributaries have a trend strongly influenced by rainfall . Minor tributaries are the Verzasca , Cannobino , San Bernardino , San Giovanni , Giona and Boesio streams . The only emissary is the Ticino which flows from the lake to Sesto Calende .
Envoys
Bardello
Boesio
Mergozzo Canal
Cannobino
Erno
Fraud of Caldè
Fraud of Porto Valtravaglia
Jonah
Maggia
Molinera
Monvallina
Riale Corto
Riale del Molino
Riale del Roddo
Riale di Casere
Rio Ballona
Rio Colmegnino (or Rio di Colmegna)
Rio Colorio
Rio dell'Asino
Rio Molinetto
Rio Valmara
Rone
San Bernardino
Saint John
San Giovanni di Bedero
Thick Forest
Stronetta
Tiasca
Ticino
Toce
Aquanegra stream
Tresa
Trigo
Versella or Varesella
Verzasca
Vevera
Geology
The origin of Lake Maggiore is partly glacial, as evidenced by the layout of the hills formed by moraine deposits of a glacial nature, but it is ascertained that the glacial excavation took place on a pre-existing river valley, the profile of the lake in fact has the typical V shape of river valleys.
Baveno pink granite was widely used as a building material in the past . Furthermore, the ancient construction uses of Angera stone are known (used for example in classical antiquity and in the medieval period), while the Caldè limestone quarries provided for many centuries the raw material for the lime with which high-rise buildings were built. Lombardy and Piedmont: thanks to the ease of transport by boat, first on the lake, then on the Milanese canals
Lake Maggiore is characterized by cold winters, but milder than inland, and moderately snowy (with average accumulations of 10 cm for each snowfall and sometimes even higher than 30 cm up to a maximum of 50 cm), summers are moderately hot, humid and stormy, the average temperature in January is around 2 degrees centigrade, with peaks of 3 degrees on the northern side of the Borromean Gulf (due to the extensive exposure to the sun), night temperatures can drop below 0, up to -10, but very rarely go below this value. In summer the average temperatures are around 22 degrees centigrade, with daytime peaks rarely exceeding 32 degrees. Proceeding towards the internal valleys the temperatures gradually become more rigid. The area is very rainy and sometimes, especially in intermediate seasons, floods can occur. The temperature of the surface waters (up to 2 meters deep) of the lake reach winter peaks of 5-6 degrees, while in summer they reach an average of 22-24 degrees.
Some statistics on Lake Maggiore . It should be noted that during lean periods the water level between Locarno and Sesto Calende can vary by 1 cm, while during floods up to 30 cm
Like all pre-Alpine lakes, Lake Maggiore is crossed, especially in the summer, by two types of prevailing winds, one which blows in the morning from the mountains towards the plain (called moscendrino as it comes from the Monte Ceneri Pass , sometimes tramontana ) and a small breeze that blows from the plain to the mountains especially during the afternoon (called inverna ). These constant winds make the pre-Alpine lakes an excellent field for practicing sports that use the wind, such as sailing and windsurfing . Lake Maggiore has some particular points, especially in the upper part, where the mountains squeeze together to form a narrow valley in which these winds blow very strongly.
Then there are other winds typical of this lake such as the winter wind , which blows from the south-west and generally brings storms, the major one , which comes from the north-east and is very dangerous as it agitates the lake a lot, the valmaggine which blows slightly from the valleys behind Locarno , the mergozzo , which blows especially at night, from the north-west
In Lake Maggiore there are many large, small or tiny islands , divided between 8 in Piedmont, 2 in Switzerland and 2 in Lombardy, for a total of 12.
Borromean Islands
Beautiful island
Isola Madre
Isola dei Pescatori (or Isola Superiore or Isola Superiore dei Pescatori)
Islet of San Giovanni
Malghera islet (or rock).
Brissago Islands
San Pancrazio Island (or Big Island)
Island of Sant'Apollinare (or Isolino)
Castles of Cannero
Isolino Partegora
Sasso Galletto
Between Stresa and Verbania there is the Borromean archipelago: Isola Madre (the largest in the lake basin), Isola Bella and Isola Superiore dei Pescatori (also known more simply as Isola dei Pescatori or Isola Superiore)
Opposite the Swiss town of Ronco sopra Ascona are the two islands of Brissago, the larger of which hosts a botanical garden.
In front of the coast of Cannero Riviera there are the three emerged rocks called Castelli di Cannero: the major rock, totally occupied today by the Vitaliana war artefact, a fortress commissioned by Count Ludovico Borromeo starting from 1518, the minor rock, on which the ruins of the so-called "prisons" stand, but in fact a small advanced tower with a falconette gunboat garrisoning the southern canal port, and finally the little rock (towards Maccagno ) of the "Melgonaro", on which only a stunted but tenacious plant grows fascinated poets and engravers such as Piero Chiara , Marco Costantini , Carlo Rapp .
Finally, we must mention the small island of San Giovanni in front of Verbania (famous because it was the residence of the orchestra director Arturo Toscanini in the seventeenth-century Palazzo Borromeo for many years ), the small island of La Malghera also known as Isola delle Bambole , among 'Isola Bella and that of the Fishermen and therefore the Isolino Partegora in the small gulf of Angera .
History:
The finds and evidence found tell us that following the actual creation of the lake, with the complete retreat of the ice, the surrounding area was inhabited by nomadic groups , who used the territory mainly as a place for hunting and supplies.
In the Chalcolithic historical period, the first residential areas were built in the immediate vicinity of the lake and from that moment there was a slow consolidation of sedentary groups .
On the shores of the lake, the Golasecca culture developed between the 9th and 4th centuries BC , a Celtic -speaking Iron Age civilization . The Golasecchians advanced as far as some areas of present-day Lombardy , only to be pushed back again to their western borders by the descent of the Celts into the Italian peninsula , probably the population of the Taurine Gauls .
The Gauls therefore had supremacy over the lake territory until the advance of the Romans who turned the Piedmont and Lombard areas back into provinces of the empire . The " Verbanus Lacus " (name given to it by the Romans, from which the nomenclature Lake Verbano will probably derive ) or " Lacus Maximus " (another name even attributed to it by Virgil ) will remain firmly in the hands of the Roman Empire . In Roman times, navigation along the lake experienced particular development, so much so that ships could descend the Ticino and thus reach Pavia , from where they could reach, thanks to the Po , as far as the Adriatic Sea . It is no coincidence that the excavations of the Angera settlement have brought to light finds that show strong connections between the lake and the upper Adriatic. This shipping line experienced particular development during the early Middle Ages , when Pavia was the capital of the Lombard kingdom first and then of the kingdom of Italy.
To arrive at a period of rebirth of the cities on the lake we had to wait until the Middle Ages , which led to the creation of villages, castles and in general a very different example of the physiognomy of inhabited places.
In this period the area around the lake, as well as numerous territories in the surroundings of Milan , passed into the hands of various families such as the Della Torre , the Visconti , the ruling house of the Habsburgs from 1713 and in particular the Borromeo family , which had enormous influence for many years on Lake Maggiore, starting from the acquisition of the fiefdom of Arona in 1445. Another very illustrious lineage that had a great influence in the medieval era is that of the Marquises Morigi or Moriggia, who received numerous territories from the Viscontis such as the degagne of San Maurizio and San Martino, the Valtravaglia which were nicknamed "Morigie lands". Over the centuries the families of Borromeo and Morigi fought bitterly for hegemony over these lands. The Borromeo themselves also had, between 1523 and 1524, actual armed clashes against Francesco II Sforza who on several occasions sent troops and armed ships against the Borromeo fortresses located on the islands of Cannero . Other noble families linked to the territory since the Middle Ages were the Besozzi , the Sessa , the Luini and the Capitanei of Locarno.
Starting from the 14th century, navigation along the lake was also exploited to transport the heavy blocks of marble coming from Candoglia and other quarries located in the surroundings of the lake towards the two main Lombard construction sites of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance: the cathedral of Milan and the Charterhouse of Pavia
Near completion of bangle with irridescent metallic gimp edging on 2nd attempt of HOLLY & BERRIES pattern self-designed based on "Muriel" in Visual Intro to Bucks Point Lace (G Stott)- 2008
Anna Winston wrote 23 May 2014, today 16 June 2018 a fire devastates Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art for a second time
The new blaze comes as a major restoration led by architects Page\Park was nearing completion. The £35 million project, due to complete next year, involved recreating the library, the most celebrated room at the school, which was destroyed in the previous fire on 23 May 2014
Completion of cross-arms’ installation with insulators and the start of cable stringing along the line.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), through the U.S. Government funded Power Africa initiative, has been working to increase the number of people in Liberia with access to affordable power. Never in its history has Bong County, located in central Liberia, had access to reliable and affordable energy services, which has limited the ability of businesses to thrive and hampered education and healthcare services in the region.
In January 2018, USAID/Liberia partnered with the Liberia Electricity Cooperation (LEC) to construct 77‐ kilometers of 33kv distribution power lines to Gbarnga in Bong County, Central Liberia. Photo: Jusu Wendell Holmes / USAID
Children who took part in Strong Beginning program were awarded a certificate of completion in a graduation ceremony held at the Child Development Center on June 14. Children learned the numbers, the days of the week, the months of the year and some can even read. Learn more on www.usag.livorno.army.mil
Photo by Chiara Mattirolo, USAG Livorno Public Affairs.
prototyping window farm to learn about hydroponic systems. still some final additions to complete and then i will add plants.
learn more about the window farms project here: www.windowfarms.org/
Completion of the turf added to Pukeahu in February 2015. Please credit photographer Colin McLellan.
BRITISH FORTUNE
GBR
Owners: British Tanker Co Ltd
Port of Registry: GBR London
IDNo:1182931
Year:1949
Name:BRITISH FORTUNE
Keel:
Type:Tanker
Launch Date:9.6.48
Flag:GBR
Date of completion:29.1.49
Tons:6108
Link:1517
DWT:8400
Yard No:763
Length overall:128.9
Ship Design:
LPP:
Country of build:GBR
Beam:17.2
Builder:W.Doxford & Sons
Material of build:
Location of yard:Pallion
Number of
screws/Mchy/
Speed(kn):1D-11
Naval or paramilitary marking :
A:*
End:1961
Subsequent History:
Disposal Data:
BU Briton Ferry 12.9.61 [T.W.Ward Ltd]
Details: Mirimar Index
Photo Credits: With many thanks to the Chris Howell Collection - Southland Ships Stores - The Bluff New Zealand
Pinning ceremony for the Austin Community College students who completed the Nursing Associate Degree program on Wednesday, May 10, 2017 at the ACC Eastview Campus.
Twelve days to Substantial Completion Date--03/29/2019 for the stadium [not the parking] garage.Stadium lights are on!
Rotterdam - Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, the world’s first fully accessible art depot, will open its doors in September 2021 at Museumpark in the centre of Rotterdam. With this construction completion, now the museum and the users can start to inhabit the building and fill its spaces with priceless art. Although it will take another year before the real opening, the completion is a special moment . 7,000 lucky persons can make a safe quick visit in 3 days in September 2020.
The assignment for MVRDV Architects was to offer a glimpse behind the scenes of the museum world and make the whole art collection accessible to the public. The reflective round volume responds to its surroundings. The Depot features exhibition halls, a rooftop garden, and a restaurant, in addition to an enormous amount of storage space for art and design.
Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen is the first depot in the world that offers access to a complete collection. The dynamics of the depot are different from those of the museum: no exhibitions are held here, but you can - independently or with a guide - browse through 151,000 art objects. You can also take a look at, for example, conservation and restoration.. Surface 15,000 m²
MVRDV has completed the bowl-like Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam's Museumpark, which is covered in mirrored glass and topped by a rooftop forest. The art storage facility, which will open to the public in autumn 2021, has been built to house the art collection of the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in one place for the first time since 1935. Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen contains a mix of storage spaces alongside areas for art maintenance, both of which will be made accessible to visitors after the artwork has been moved there. This makes the facility the first publicly accessible art depot in the world, according to MVRDV Architects, and will offer a new type of experience for museum-goers in the Netherlands.
The Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen measures 12 metres in height and encompasses 15,000 m2. The budget was € 55,000,000. To help reduce its visual impact, MVRDV clad the depot in 1,664 reflective glass panels so that it blends in with its surroundings in the OMA-designed Museumpark. Its bowl-shape was also developed to minimise its footprint. The rooftop features 75 birch trees. Its reflective facade wears the trappings of whatever surrounds it: people passing by, Museumpark's leafy grounds, the clouds, and Rotterdam's dynamic city skyline. Thanks to this reflection, the building is already fully integrated into its surroundings, despite its not insignificant size.
Inside, the building contains several storage spaces alongside studios for the curators and areas for the maintenance of the art. The storage spaces are divided into five different climate zones so that the artefacts can be stored and exhibited according to their specific temperature and humidity requirements, which can vary depending on the materials used to make them. According to MVRDV, the focal point of the depot is its central atrium, which is filled with overlapping staircases and suspended glass display cases that will eventually be filled with art chosen by the museum's curators. This atrium will connect the storage and exhibition spaces to the curators' studios, and offer visitors rare access and insights into how the museum cares and maintains its collection. Once open to the public, the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen's artwork will be displayed throughout the entire building, including on its rooftop restaurant and sculpture garden. The rooftop forest is covered with 75 tall birch trees and was incorporated by the studio to make up for the lost green space and provide views across the city.
MVRDV is an architecture studio based in Rotterdam, which was founded by Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs and Nathalie de Vries in 1991. The studio won a competition to design the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen in 2014.
It was developed by the studio with BAM Bouw & Techniek and will be made open to the public after its interiors are completed and the artwork has been moved inside.
As the light at Goodman turned green, I was somehow lucky enough to get a clear shot of the front of the Chick-fil-A. The poles all appear bent in this photo: it must be due to taking the shot through a closed window.
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Chick-fil-A, 1998-built, Goodman Rd. at Southcrest Pkwy., Southaven MS
Piranha was commissioned by Silverstein Properties to create a short film depicting the completion of The New World Trade Center site. Piranha wrote, produced, art directed, filmed, and finished all vfx for this inspiring piece marking the 10th year anniversary of 9/11.
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by PIRANHA NYC.
You can read about it here: www.mosaicwench.com/Guitar town.html And see more of the creations here: www.flickr.com/photos/waukeshaguitartown/
Blythe Construction is working to create mainline lanes for the final leg of I-485 in Mecklenburg County. Traffic on the right is on Mallard Creek Road, which will have its own interchange, one of the first diverging diamonds in North Carolina.
Built on the former site of a shopping centre next door to its former store (which traded as Lloyds until September 1993), there has been some sort of delay a few years ago as it sparked some backlash.
Traffic on North East Rd, especially during peak hours would be slowed to a 'snail's pace' due to frequent truck movement and a number of small businesses would be heavily impacted.
However, despite the debates, the project went ahead.
Coming together are the future lanes of I-485 meeting the I-85/I-485 interchange in northeast Mecklenburg County.
It doesn't look as thought it will be long before these new apartments are on the market ~ ideally situated in the centre of the town!
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Friday, November 16, 2012 - Governor Patrick joins Lieutenant Governor Tim Murray to celebrate the completion of the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center (MGHPCC) in Holyoke. (Photo: Eric Haynes / Governor's Office)
Upon completion of a Quick Impact Project, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan and partners hand over a solar-powered water pump to the community of Gormoyok village in Rejaf Payam. The project was requested by the community, implemented by Islamic Relief Worldwide, and sub-contracted to Relief Line with funding from UNMISS. The water pump station is able to draw 40,000 liters of water per day, during both dry and rainy seasons, and will supplement the hand pump well recently installed nearby. The community requested aid due to the fact that water trucks in town have largely been diverted to the Protection of Civilians site nearby, making it difficult to obtain clean water for drinking and cooking.
A Relief Line technician turns on the water pump.