这里他们出了很直接的指责政府应急反映缓慢外.
通过对下面的一位群众和一位志愿者的采访,很委婉的批评国民教育上还存在很大缺陷及目前政府对交通问题还拿不出任何办法.
我为什么这么说
看这句:" American survivors cope with chaos Troops rush to plug cracks in dams."
以下我就不翻了,实在是觉的很无聊,感觉美国现在就是别的国家出事,第一想到的不是呼吁人道主义的救援,而是像个婆娘以为自己很客观,在那里煽动.而且还常常把这种片面的报道以偏盖全的拿来说事,让我十分的不屑.MSN作为一个全球用户广泛的网站,在它的主页既不真正的去关心中国所受的痛苦,还把这种以偏盖全文章置顶,实在是让我联想到它是个小报性质的网站.
Tang said he hoped to return home in three or four days. But his rented apartment was damaged in the quake, its walls cracked.
There has been no official tally of those who cannot return to their homes. The group includes not only those whose homes were destroyed but also people afraid to go indoors and others ordered into the streets by authorities for fear that aftershocks will bring standing buildings down.
Tens of thousands homeless
The number could easily be in the hundreds of thousands. The Civil Affairs Ministry has said half a million houses collapsed. In Ya'an, a city of 1.5 million, 16 people died but 40,000 were left homeless, state media reported, citing the state disaster relief headquarters.
About 100 families were staying at a tent camp in one Dujiangyan park. Relief workers provided food: crackers, instant noodles and simple boxed meals. Dinner on Wednesday was plain noodles topped with bean sprouts. One man had constructed a makeshift stove with bricks and stir-fried a big mound of fatty pork in a wok.
To pass the time, people chatted and played Chinese checkers until rescuers discovered bodies from a collapsed building 20 yards away from the park.
"The crematorium trucks were here, they were taking the bodies," exclaimed two female colleagues of Tang, the security guard.
A few were trying to find their own housing solutions. At another camp, Yan Liting and her daughter sipped bowls of free rice porridge while helping relatives move their belongings to her undamaged apartment.
"They lost their families and their homes were destroyed," Yan said, sitting on a bundle of clothing wrapped in cloth. "They've been sleeping in makeshift shelters."
Others were simply heading out of town. Fang Bohe and his wife tried to get a ride to the airport in the provincial capital of Chengdu.
"We'll see about coming back sometime," he said. "Until then, we'll stay with my son in Shanghai."
[ 本帖最后由 sd7176847 于 2008-5-15 15:24 编辑 ]
