Italy builds wooden houses after quake

rome - The Italian authorities will build wooden houses for the people who lost their homes in the earthquake last week. The hideaways should provide more shelter in the fall and winter than the tents in which people are currently housed.

It involves simple chalets, with one or two bedrooms, a kitchen and a bathroom, reported Italian media. The advantage is that they can be built within a few months. They can be put down near the destroyed houses, which responds to the wish of the affected residents of the area.

After the devastating earthquake of 2009 in Italy were similar homes built in the village of Onna.
  
    
     
      
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The earthquake last week took to definitely 290 lives.