In September 2023, Morocco was struck by a 6.9 magnitude earthquake, the strongest recorded in Moroccan history, which killed some 3,000 people. Our hearts ache for the immense trauma caused by this disaster. A large number of houses were destroyed in the earthquake, and the reconstruction of communities is imminent. Temporary housing can solve the problem of temporary housing tension, our company is honored to be able to provide a number of container housing for post-disaster temporary housing.
The construction of post-disaster temporary housing should have the following points:
1, rapid construction, can be from now on about a month's time to build a large-scale completion, (this one-month period can rely on the tent transition);
2, has a relatively long service life, at least five years or more;
3, try to save costs, because the construction of temporary housing is huge, it is best to be able to reuse, to avoid a large number of discarded materials to further increase the cost.
Containerized housing-type temporary housing is a suitable choice.
1. Containerized ready-made unitized modules provide the simplest and most reliable, mass-produced basic structural unit of solid construction for temporary buildings.
2.Containers can be reused. When urban reconstruction is completed and the residents of the temporary buildings return home, the containers can still be put into other constructions, such as converted into public welfare places, saving resources.
3. Containers are uniform in size and specifications, easy to hoist and install, without the need for a lot of manpower.
4.Compared with tents or other temporary buildings made of organic materials, containers are easier to clean and disinfect to keep clean (can be directly rinsed surface with high-pressure water hose), which may also reduce the possible outbreaks of plague or epidemics of infectious diseases in the post-disaster temporary resettlement area to a lower level.
Each container house we provide is equipped with a sleeping area, bathroom, toilet, power outlets, etc., which can meet the needs of daily life. We sincerely hope that Morocco can tide over the difficulties as soon as possible and resume normal production and living order.
