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Old 05-16-2008
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The Chinese don't need our help and I think all we should offer them are our condolences.
well.we don't refuse help from international.
days ago,the weather is bad,the Air force soldiers can't land the town through the plane;the highway is break,PAP and PLA and medics were stoped on the way. "help" is not mean let more people go to the spot.for example,the Japan,Taiwan,Russia,S.Korea's proferssional expets had started to save people,but ordinary people are limited to go there: the traffic is so busy,if more people go there,could not help them,just make the high way more busy,victims need water,medicine as soon.keep the highway straight is important.the Air force airdrop food,water,medicine through plane.
video: the highway is break,some bus,cars on the way,PLA and medics are stoped on the way(in the 06:44)
http://news.tvb.com/630pm/2008/0515/asx/02_200k.asx

most Childeren's parents died,they became orphan.but don't worry about them.most middle class family want them,but it need time to register.
victims need more medcine now.the orphans need psychologist.they have no family
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Old 05-16-2008
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Re: China need help

More than 100,000 chinese soldiers have been fighting for 4 days in ruins of the earthquake area Sichuan to search and rescue survivals. I'm deeply moved by the pictures from China.

A little boy was rescued by the soldiers of chinese PLA army, who were fixing his injured left arm with a board:



He was calm now and got some water to drink:




While he was transported over the ruin to a safe place, he raised his right arm to give salutation to the soldiers having saved him:

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Re: China need help

This baby is only 3 - 4 months old. He was protected by his mother by hiding him beneath her body, as the earthquake happened. As the baby was rescued by the soldiers later, his mother had died -- hit by the collapsed house, but having put her last message to her child on her handy: my darling, if you can survive, please remember I love you.

Now the baby was sleeping in the arm of a soldier, without knowing what had happened:


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Old 05-18-2008
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Re: China need help

[quote=stillalive;1217094]I read a report about a school in Dujiangyan. It collapsed within seconds after the beginning of the quake.
All the houses in the vicinity are still standing.
Neighbors claimed that corrupted civil servants and builders used inferior materials to make a private profit.
The school was built only 16 years ago.
Nearly all the children (600) and the teachers died.

Now this is, where you can get in. Help to curb corruption, help to make sure, good value and high quality are more important than a quick Yuan.

That way China will be safer and will prosper in the long term.
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Thank you. Many netizen have the same quesiton like you, too. But at present the most important thing with are caring about is safing more lives.
After that, proper investigation is needed.
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This baby is only 3 - 4 months old. He was protected by his mother by hiding him beneath her body, as the earthquake happened. As the baby was rescued by the soldiers later, his mother had died -- hit by the collapsed house, but having put her last message to her child on her handy: my darling, if you can survive, please remember I love you.

Now the baby was sleeping in the arm of a soldier, without knowing what had happened:


As soon as I saw this story on TV, I can't stop weeping. I donated some money by the mobile again. And stil I've saw a picture that a teacher protecting her students beneath while getting another student in her hand.
Tomorrow afternoon, three minutes of silence for the victims.
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The Chinese don't need our help and I think all we should offer them are our condolences.
China is far more utilitarian in their handling of a problem than the US will EVER be.

I was there at the start of the SARS epidemic. I have stayed in touch via email with one of my guides. I was amazed at how quickly they quelled the epidemic given how closely the Chinese live and work. He told me that the military took over several hotels in Beijing and the military doctors and nurses worked there treating the people.

Beijing has hospitals for their heroin addicts in which the nurses are also police officers who can arrest the person if he decides to leave. Our people had an issue with nurses being police officers. But they don't bat an eye at nurses also being soldiers.

I live on the New Madrid fault line here in Kentucky. We have had two earthquakes in the last couple of months. I have been in many earthquakes. But none of them devastating. I always kind of wonder, if a devastating quake hit, whether I should wait for help or drink the can of weed killer in my garage and just go ahead and die of arsenic poisoning. Your post says a lot about what my choice should be..
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May I humbly forward my and my family's condolences for every child, woman and man who lost their lives and for all the Chinese people that grieve, find themselves homeless and displaced.
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This is a terrible catastrophe .... I'm all for giving China any help we can possibly give.
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you know most Chinese died in the earthquake the heavy storm stop PLA parachutist land in the middle of the town.the highway is break ,they have to go there on foot.China need your help.
Thank you
wounded citizen.

Just have read this article in the FT and think it's a real interesting development between Nippon and China, especially giving their rather troublesome relationship ever since the Japanese-Chinese incident (as the Japs are calling it)

FT.com / World - China asks Japan to send its military

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TOKYO, May 28 (Reuters) – China has asked Japan to send its military to help with rescue operations after a devastating earthquake this month that killed more than 67,000 people, Japan’s foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

Tokyo is considering its response to the request, which came on Tuesday, a foreign ministry spokesman said.

It would be the first time Japan’s military had been deployed in China since the end of the World War Two. Sino-Japanese ties, long troubled by their bitter wartime past, have been on the mend in recent months.

”The Chinese government has submitted a new request regarding provision of relief materials as well as transportation means, including that possibly to be extended by the SDF,” said Hiroshi Suzuki, the ministry’s deputy spokesman. Japan refers to its military as ”Self-Defence Forces” (SDF).

”It is not entirely clear, but I think they want SDF tents and blankets to be transported to a Chinese airport by SDF planes,” Machimura said. He added that he had heard requests had been made to other countries.

Kyodo news agency said China had sounded out Tokyo about sending military planes to the quake-stricken area.

Sino-Japanese ties chilled during Junichiro Koizumi’s 2001-2006 term as Japan’s prime minister over his visits to Tokyo’s Yasukuni war shrine, seen by critics as an offensive symbol of wartime misdeeds.

They improved after he stepped down and relations between the two Asian giants have further warmed up since Chinese President Hu Jintao visited Japan earlier this month, the first state visit in a decade by a Chinese leader.

Shortly after the May 12 quake, Japan sent rescue teams and a medical team to the devastated region.
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Re: China need help

Horrible tragedy, too bad its the same ol' China. Not like the parents don't have it bad enough.

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Parents Of Children Killed In China's Earthquake Arrested For Protesting



June 4, 2008 12:55 p.m. EST

Amy Beeman - AHN

Dujiangyan, China (AHN) -- Three weeks after massive earthquakes caused multiple schools to collapse in China, killing thousands of students, the Chinese government has begun arresting parents who are protesting and displaying their grief publicly.

According to reports, parents gathered outside a courthouse Tuesday, demanding answers as to why so many schools crumbled when the buildings around them stayed intact. The Associated Press said that mourning parents were shunned, however, and some were arrested.

Reports claim that the Chinese Government is conducting its own investigation into the questionable construction of the schools, and that a class-action lawsuit that parents have tried to put into action has been largely ignored by the authorities.

It has also been suggested that authorities wish to prevent the foreign media from seeing the outcries of the grieving parents. One man told the Associated Press that someone working for the government whispered into parents' ears that they should be mindful of what they say around the foreign media.
Parents Of Children Killed In China's Earthquake Arrested For Protesting | AHN | June 4, 2008

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Old 06-07-2008
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Re: China need help

china gave burma additional 10 million dollars for tsnami relief.
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