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The 9th Regional Training Courese on Earthquake Vulnerability Reduction for Cities
30 Oct 2009 05:03:00 GMT
 Source: Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC) - Thailand
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ADPC is going to conduct the The 9th Regional Training Courese on Earthquake Vulnerability Reduction for Cities in Bangkok, Thailand during 22rd February to 5th March 2010. whoever interested in attending this course, please email to ADPC at tedadpc@adpc.net. The basic details can be found in the brochure above.


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