Saturday 16 November 2013

Consolation In Moments of Desolation

           The devastations as consequences of Typhoon Haiyan's rage in the Philippines especially in places like Leyte and Samar brought misery to thousands of people,  both directly and indirectly affected by it.

          Until now, scores of dead bodies are still waiting to be retrieved and identified. People scrambling for food and shelter and so disheartened that many of them decided to leave their place, Tacloban.

             What is consoling to hear at this time is the efforts both of the government and that of other countries to come together and help each other in rebuilding the places which are severely damaged by Haiyan. With much sympathy, you can express your assistance in many forms and in your own way. Moreover it is understandable that many affected victims and their loved ones may at one point or the other have lost their faith and became impatient as well as frustrated  of their plight.
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          On the other hand, efforts by countries like US, UK, Australia, China, South Korea, Canada, Israel and many more have been pouring in into the affected places. They have jointly shared their bountiful resources like money, logistics, personnel, medicine and food much to the delight of their recipients.

           Presently, there are still many people who are urgently waiting for assistance. You can help the situation by spreading this immediate need to those who can extend support. May substantial food and medical aid be given to the victims soon.





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Monday 4 November 2013

Have Fun On Melbourne Cup Celebration

          Every year, one of the much anticipated events in Melbourne is the popular Melbourne Cup where great racing horses are gathered together at Flemington racetrack for the much coveted Melbourne Cup Derby crown.

Some background about the event are as follows:

1. "Melbourne Cup is Australia's major thoroughbred horse race. Marketed as " a race that stops a nation", it is a 3,200 metre race for three year old and over. It is the richest two-mile handicap in the world, and one of the richest turf races.

2. Prize Money- the total prize money for the 2011 race was A$6,175,000, plus trophies values at $125,000. The 1985 Melbourne Cup, won by "What a Nuisance" was the first race run in Australia with prize  money of A$1 million."- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

          Enjoy more photos of this event here. Distinguished guests such as horse owners and jockeys from Japan, Dubai and many more meet together in Melbourne to exchange friendship with one another.




The group: Angelyn, Arthur, Melissa, and Myra

          In conclusion, people from all walks of life and nationalities warmly and excitedly join the people of Melbourne to celebrate this distinguised event.