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So sad what is happening in Molten

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Kalin Duvar

Kalin originally comes from Istanbul Turkey and has been in charge of municipal construction at Seleneca now for 10 years. His motto is "We build it strong! You don't want me to come back to make repair."
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So Sad what is happening in Molten. 

If you haven’t heard the news, take a read of this article: CASCADING DISASTERS IN MOLTEN

 

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  2. I remember going there once as a child with my Dad who had business dealings. So different from our bright and shiny Seleneca. It was dark, I always felt like it was hard to breathe, and I don’t think I ate the entire trip.

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