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What an incredibly horrible disaster!!! Jiegu!!
What an incredibly horrible disaster!!!
How can I moderate my comment which did not begin to
respond to the shockingly disastrous event that shattered and destroyed so much of Jiegul!
The poor people who lost their homes there have my depest sympathy. What can be done at this time to help them?
Audrey Jadden
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[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Ray Ellen, 中国青海省玉樹地区地震緊急援助西寧, 中国青海省玉樹地区地震緊急援助西寧, brad godwin, yushuquakerelief and others. yushuquakerelief said: Video of Jiegu distruction: http://yushuearthquake.org/?p=134 [...]
So unbelievable… What a terrible, terrible situation for the people of Yushu to in! You have my deepest sympathy!
My husband and I had the privilege to visit this fantastically beautiful, remote part of the world over 10 years ago. We were filming a documentary about the Kham Tibetans and were there for the horse festival. We walked and filmed the very streets that are shown on this video clip. Our hearts and prayers go out to the Kham Tibetans and other residents of Yushu in their time of suffering and loss.