JAPAN OR HAITI? THE COMPARISON IS FELT IN THEIR NEED TO REBUILD
WORLD NEWS
MARCH 2011
21 DAY
[Photo of a Japanese girl pondering]
COMMENTARY NEWS ARTICLE:
A news report today released that many of the Japanese people are without a doubt homeless. Day to day living now is their life of shelters and help centers. Since the devasting event to their country of quake and tsuami there is hardly anyplace to call a house a home leaving many to either live on the streets, or take to shelters. Water conditions, and even facing the necessary meals grow meager as help continues to arrive. They are longing to rebuild homes and shelters again. The both are longin to be with families and rejoin the independence of having a place to came home. However, for many that will not happen as it were before their tragedies.
Taking a long view of Haiti's people you'll find the comparision of many Haitians also looking to fill the need to rebuild. Much different country but the crisis is much in comparison. People need to have a place to call home. It has been over a year since Haiti's trouble began and much of the rubble is still remaining. The process of rebuilding will take more time and the time is uncertain to many who still are without homes and shelters.
Now with both countries suffering in crisis of nature's own fuctions of natural disasters people of both countries have to face a suffering as well. Many Haitians and many Japenese have the twin struggle that may be long with an additives of many years. As casualities increases in Japan the lastest report as this was written was at 8,600 confirmed dead and 13,200 are reported as missing. The toll will be a greater waiting before there will be a place to call home once again.
Yet instilled in both Japanese and Haitians is the cry to have hope that is stedfast... and the need to rebuild goes slowly.
This was quote from my news source by a 75 year old Japanese man..
"I can never see myself living here again."
`O-O` World Watching and in prayers I also pray.
This "Comparision" story is written by:
MIISRAEL
Hometown Memphis, Tennessee
Source: [AP:: Japan tsunami survivors face long wait to go home]
MARCH 2011
21 DAY
[Photo of a Japanese girl pondering]
COMMENTARY NEWS ARTICLE:
A news report today released that many of the Japanese people are without a doubt homeless. Day to day living now is their life of shelters and help centers. Since the devasting event to their country of quake and tsuami there is hardly anyplace to call a house a home leaving many to either live on the streets, or take to shelters. Water conditions, and even facing the necessary meals grow meager as help continues to arrive. They are longing to rebuild homes and shelters again. The both are longin to be with families and rejoin the independence of having a place to came home. However, for many that will not happen as it were before their tragedies.
Taking a long view of Haiti's people you'll find the comparision of many Haitians also looking to fill the need to rebuild. Much different country but the crisis is much in comparison. People need to have a place to call home. It has been over a year since Haiti's trouble began and much of the rubble is still remaining. The process of rebuilding will take more time and the time is uncertain to many who still are without homes and shelters.
Now with both countries suffering in crisis of nature's own fuctions of natural disasters people of both countries have to face a suffering as well. Many Haitians and many Japenese have the twin struggle that may be long with an additives of many years. As casualities increases in Japan the lastest report as this was written was at 8,600 confirmed dead and 13,200 are reported as missing. The toll will be a greater waiting before there will be a place to call home once again.
Yet instilled in both Japanese and Haitians is the cry to have hope that is stedfast... and the need to rebuild goes slowly.
This was quote from my news source by a 75 year old Japanese man..
"I can never see myself living here again."
`O-O` World Watching and in prayers I also pray.
This "Comparision" story is written by:
MIISRAEL
Hometown Memphis, Tennessee
Source: [AP:: Japan tsunami survivors face long wait to go home]
Always showing wisdom Lady. Nothing I can add but thank you.