Honestly, every time I watch the news and the updates I always have this word lingering in mind "What if" Yeah! What if it happened here in our homeland , to our loved ones..oh dear, just can't imagine! *moga kita dijauhkan dari bencana sedemikian-Amin* and flipping through these photos on the star online really touched my heart...
March 18th: A man cries with joy as he is reunited with his cousin at a shelter and
he was told that all his family are safe
*when I saw this pic, it reminds me of my dear grandpa who's living alone in AS:-(*
March 18th: Chieko Kawasaki, 60, discovers one of her Chinese dishes near her Japanese restaurant...
*there's no sign of a restaurant anymore..nothing but wreckage*
March 18th: Japanese refugees eat soup at a shelter
*again, I just can't see old people in this situation....sad*
March 16th: snowfalls over the debris in Sendai, northern Japan...
*one after another...rescue team battle with the snow & cold*
March 17th: at the port in Sendai
March 14th: A man cycles by a ship at Hachinohe, Aomori prefacture..
*with no exception even a huge vessel as this*
Actually on the day when Tsunami hits Japan and it was all over the news CNN, BBC, local news, you name it & CCTV (509 the channel that I've never tuned in before this) we were all worried about my bro, Nicko & his sailing situation. Frantically panicking when I saw the 'footnote' on the TV screen "Keadaan laut Sabah & Sarawak bergelora"....fuhh that his route! memang teramat mencemaskan and even more we were unable to contact him at that time, errmmm.. mulalah fikir yang bukan-bukan. Alhamdulillah....the next day we got a call from him and nothing to worry about, there was no impact on the South China Sea. Luckily, he wasn't in Chiba and not sailing to Japan this year, hopefully! *Sentiasa berdoa agar dia sentiasa dilindungi dan selamat dalam pelayaran*
Let's pray for the people in Japan:-(
March 18th: Caskets are placed at a mortuary in Rifucho, northern Japan
a week after the earthquake & tsunami...
huge number of people still missing.....Our prayers are with you, JAPAN!!!
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