Friday, March 18

Fukushima 50

world community has been very concerned about the Japanese events over the past week - the earthquake that shocked the world, followed by tsunami disaster that left millions homeless. on top of it, the happenings at the nuclear plant of Fukushima Daiichi placed fear in everyone's heart.

to sacrifice oneself for greater good, in movies these are always heroic actions that result in 'happily ever after'. this group of people, not knowing what the outcome will be, has chose to be there to try and minimize the chances of a nuclear catastrophe from occurring. these people were not obliged to carry out duties in the plant anymore, seeing the fact that government has already evacuated most of the residents nearby. these people certainly have a clear view on what their priorities are, which both you and me are included in the top of the list. it is their dream, to let us realize ours. thank you!

I respect this team of people from the bottom of my heart.
let us live our lives to the fullest, just so that we don't waste their efforts. :)

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