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OOCI Damage to doors and window:;,cracks in wal ls Damage to d?orR PII windows, cracks in one corr idor 6,033.200 3,216.OOO Damage to doors and windows, cracks in storaqe tank 2,230.500 Damage to doors and wrndows 767.000 Damaqe to doors and windows,cracks in huildinq 5,766.OOO Damage to doors and windows, cracks in one room 1,778.OOO Damafjv to doors, windows and Eurnir;hinqs 6,687.OOO Damaqe t o doors and windows, cracks in hu i Id i nq 9,664.ElOO Damage to doors and windows 2,880.OOO Cracks i n wal l s , doors and w I ndows 1 ,ooo.ooo Damage to doors anrl windows 2,58G.O00 /. . . (...) Ramadan Abd al-Haf iz Fara St reet IO II Damage to doors and windows ,cracks in wal ls Smashing of window glass Damage, breakage and cracking in qaraqe and furniehinge Damage to doore and windows, c r a c k s i n walls Damage to doors and windows,cracks i n wal ls aid house Damage to doors and windows,cracks in some ceilings Damage to doora and windows Damage to doors and windows,cracks in build inq Damage to doors, cracks i n walls II II Damage to windows and one room Damage to doors and windows, cracks in buildinq Damaqe to door:i and windows,cracks in buildinrl 4,672.OOO 300 .ooo 7,041.000 7, :168.000 19,343,2’ Zero 2,614.OOC 1,441,600 5,231.ooo 4,526.OOO 3,34! (...) ; C r a c k s i n walls, cloc~s and wi ndrlwn 9mnntlvci Damaq to doorr~ an11 wfndws Dnmagc t o door.s iind windows, cracks in WA 11s Damage to dol.- q dnfl w i n d o w s , crack: i n wraw Damage to doc~t~ and windows, cracks; i n bu i Id i nq Damage to door!

The bombs, hitting at various distances from the structures, in fact gave rise to powerful shock waves which made the foundations, the supporting framework and the buildings as a whole vibrate, .undoubtedly causing internal damage in the foundations and supporting frameworks and external daqage in the form of widespread cracks; . This internal damage, consisting mostly of cracks , could probably bring about harmful consequences later in the form of new cracks which could eventually endanger the stability of the structure, In the case of some bu$ldings, the type of internal damage to connectors and foundations, which is described below, was found only after uncovering the 8 infrastructure of the building in question, which from the outside exhibited only very slight, seemingly superficial cracks (...) Findings: At first sight, the damaged buildings appear dirty, with many cracks running in different directions on the facades , and in particular clear horizontal cracks in the roof parapets and the base of the building and near the window-sills and some cracks in the connectors and the heavy concrete. The mortar of the masonry is crumbling and becoming detached, most of the rainwater pipes are broken, most of the joints between bricks and stones are crumbling, and the roofs are deteriorating; there are cracks in the roof frames, the industrial-tile roofs have been shaken loose and destroyed , most of the exterior woodwork is damaged, the.

Hand Crack Halves to read as written above Machine Crack Halves: - (Scuffing on less than 25% of the “Halves” skin is not considered a defect.) 2. (...) Hand Crack Halves to read as written above Machine Crack Halves: (Scuffing on less than 50% of the “Halves” skin is not considered a defect.) 3. (...) Hand Crack Halves to read as written above Machine Crack Halves: (Scuffing on “Halves” Kernels is not considered a defect.)

After further scrutinizing the inforrnation and data, three main projects nere formulated and it ia believed that they included all damaged and cracked housea. These projects can be summarized as follows: (a) buildtng new houses bycontractst (b) repairing cracked houses; and (c) building new housee rith the helpof the affected inhabitants (self-help). (...) Theref,ore, the figures shonn ln table 4 belor are the total nunberof danaged and cracked housea for rhlch flnanclal reaourcea are needed to effect reconatructlon or repalr. (...) Buildino new houses bv contracts 10. rn the highly affected area, the large number of cracked and damaged bouses was identified, then divided geographically into 1?