(2)Nagaoka, Oguni residents move into temporary housing

(2)Nagaoka, Oguni residents move into temporary housing

NIIGATA, Japan - A woman resident of Nagaoka, Niigata Prefecture, whose house was destroyed by the Oct. 23 quakes, moves into a just-completed temporary housing unit from her shelter on Nov. 24.

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