There are few world happenings over the week. First is the sinking of Eastern Star in YangTze Rver in China. The death toll rose to 406 with only 14 survivors by now.
And then the spread of MERS in South Korea. There are 6 deaths, 87 infected and 2300 quarantined currently.
Not to forget on what happened in our very own Malaysia. 18 victims of the Sabah earthquake accident with a magnitude of 5.9 had been recovered by today.
What shocked was the fact that a group of primary school students from Singapore were present as well. I didn't expect pupils that small to climb the Mount. KK.
I think to us, those who are well and alive, the saddest thing is to see a tragedy happened in a place where we just came back.
Like the Nepal earthquake incident. Around a month before it occurred, a highschool friend of mine who is currently studying medicine was in Nepal with her classmates for posting or whatever terms they use to describe what they were doing there. And the exact place where the earthquake happened was the places that they passed by during their stay in Nepal.
Sometimes I just think, however cautious we are in terms of avoiding accidents from happened, we really can't avoid disasters or diseases or those plan crashes ship sinking cases. It's all not under our own control.
And when it happened, we just can accept, stay strong, and move on. And keep everyone in prayers.
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