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Experts agree to rebuild one of the Buddha statues of Afghanistan
Afghan, German, Japanese and French specialists met in German city of Munich to discuss whether two ancient statues of buy cialis tablet Buddha in Bamyan, Afghanistan should be restored.
The Afghan government has agreed with international experts to repair one of the Buddha statues called ‘Shahmama’ using the original material. The participants in the Good for health: cialis no prescription needed quick delivery. We also dispense your medications from international fulfillment centers that are approved by the regulatory bodies from their respective countries. meeting also agreed to establish a recreation park in the area between the two statues.
This comes as previous meetings on rehabilitation of the statues had failed to reach a decision.
The Taliban dynamited the 56m Salsal statues and its female 38m Shamama in 2001 https://wadsam.com/shop/find-no-rx-viagra/ and left the world in shock.
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