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People coming to us with flasks to fill up with hot water, initially, and the builders and the demolitioners and the police and everyone coming to use toilets and things, and that continued even when the electricity came back on, so the church stayed open 16 hours a day for six days, 8am till midnight, providing food and a loo for the emergency services.
The day is coming to use it.
Another Peace Corps volunteer working in Namibia wrote: "Everyone in the community, especially the children, have been coming to use the books daily.
"Some of the bigger problems we're facing is elderly people coming to use the machines and technology," says Clark, a member of Barclays Silver Eagless programme, a network of branch staff trained to help older people familiarise themselves with digital technologies.
They ended up coming to use the land line here.
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