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Earthquake ^ Flooding ^ Tsunami - Amanave, American Samoa, January 11, 2010 -- At an on-site press conference here, Gov. Togiola Tulafono announced construction on the first of about 70 two and three-bedrom concrete block homes that FEMA will build to replace some of the 275 homes destroyed by the September 29, 2009 tsunami. Most owners decided instead to take cash grants from FEMA and rebuild themselves. Recipient of the new home, left, is High Talking Chief Faatea Etuale. Terrie Zuiderhoek, center, FEMA operations section chief, explained the pilot housing program. FEMA/Richard O'Reilly
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Earthquake ^ Flooding ^ Tsunami - Amanave, American Samoa, January 11, 2010 -- At an on-site press conference here, Gov. Togiola Tulafono announced construction on the first of about 70 two and three-bedrom concrete block homes that FEMA will build to replace some of the 275 homes destroyed by the September 29, 2009 tsunami. Most owners decided instead to take cash grants from FEMA and rebuild themselves. Recipient of the new home, left, is High Talking Chief Faatea Etuale. Terrie Zuiderhoek, center, FEMA operations section chief, explained the pilot housing program. FEMA/Richard O'Reilly

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