it started with Tunisia. then the president stepped down due to ongoing demonstration by the people of Tunisia. he was dictator anyway when he seized Tunisia years ago. but, what happened in Tunisia, happened in Egypt afterwards. currently there are uprisings by the people of Egypt demanding President Hosni Mubarak to step down form his position as the leader of the country. but he said he will not give in to the people's wish and will continue his duty until his term ended in September. and only through election will he accept the final result. hence, it's been a week since the uprising in Egypt occurred and they showed no sign of easing and giving up. it got more and more violent. what's worrying is the Malaysian students still stranded over there because of the flights been delayed. shortage of food, crime spree, and a whole other problems there. people got trapped in the middle of the clash between pro-government, anti-government, and the police. it's a good thing they used bean bags instead of actual bullets to handle the situation. but, if hit somewhere like the eyes, it can cause blindness.
Malaysian government already sent in the Royal Malaysian Air Force with supply of food and other things for those still stranded there and trying their best to bring them back. AirAsia even provided their Airbus A320 to fly them back from Egypt to Malaysia. some already taken flights and transited in Dubai or elsewhere. bottom line, the government needs to do whatever it takes and as fast as possible to get Malaysian students out of the red zone. because the situation is getting worst day by day.
we're all praying for the safety of Malaysian students and also the people of Egypt. let's pray it ends quickly and avoid any more bloodshed in the country. i love Egypt because it has everything someone like me ever wish to see. the land of the pharaohs and rich in ancient history. i'm hoping the uprising ends in a good term.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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it started with Tunisia. then the president stepped down due to ongoing demonstration by the people of Tunisia. he was dictator anyway when he seized Tunisia years ago. but, what happened in Tunisia, happened in Egypt afterwards. currently there are uprisings by the people of Egypt demanding President Hosni Mubarak to step down form his position as the leader of the country. but he said he will not give in to the people's wish and will continue his duty until his term ended in September. and only through election will he accept the final result. hence, it's been a week since the uprising in Egypt occurred and they showed no sign of easing and giving up. it got more and more violent. what's worrying is the Malaysian students still stranded over there because of the flights been delayed. shortage of food, crime spree, and a whole other problems there. people got trapped in the middle of the clash between pro-government, anti-government, and the police. it's a good thing they used bean bags instead of actual bullets to handle the situation. but, if hit somewhere like the eyes, it can cause blindness.
Malaysian government already sent in the Royal Malaysian Air Force with supply of food and other things for those still stranded there and trying their best to bring them back. AirAsia even provided their Airbus A320 to fly them back from Egypt to Malaysia. some already taken flights and transited in Dubai or elsewhere. bottom line, the government needs to do whatever it takes and as fast as possible to get Malaysian students out of the red zone. because the situation is getting worst day by day.
we're all praying for the safety of Malaysian students and also the people of Egypt. let's pray it ends quickly and avoid any more bloodshed in the country. i love Egypt because it has everything someone like me ever wish to see. the land of the pharaohs and rich in ancient history. i'm hoping the uprising ends in a good term.
Malaysian government already sent in the Royal Malaysian Air Force with supply of food and other things for those still stranded there and trying their best to bring them back. AirAsia even provided their Airbus A320 to fly them back from Egypt to Malaysia. some already taken flights and transited in Dubai or elsewhere. bottom line, the government needs to do whatever it takes and as fast as possible to get Malaysian students out of the red zone. because the situation is getting worst day by day.
we're all praying for the safety of Malaysian students and also the people of Egypt. let's pray it ends quickly and avoid any more bloodshed in the country. i love Egypt because it has everything someone like me ever wish to see. the land of the pharaohs and rich in ancient history. i'm hoping the uprising ends in a good term.
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