Here's my opinion toward the first issue as disguising the delegate of Singapore:
Singapore, a country without nuclear power plant strongly support
the idea of free nuclear zone since the radiation leaks still remain fatal and
troublesome. To avoid the recurring of the disaster, we strongly urge whole
nations to reevaluate the standard and technology toward the construction of
nuclear power plant and put more effort in lowing the impact of radiation leaks.
At
the meanwhile, we also believe the post-disaster reconstruction should be systematically
supervised since some of the refugees are still living in the high radiation
areas. As a result, humanitarian aid is pressing and all organizations should make efforts to integrate resources for victims. Furthermore, the improvement
of renewable energy is imperative and also inevitable. In order to reduce
reliance on nuclear power, nations should endeavor to develop less harmful
resources.
We
mourn for the victims of the catastrophe and seek supports among all delegates
to rebuild a homeland together for the Japanese.
DRAINED OF ENERGY, SERIOUSLY @@
I feel fortunate because i born in Malaysia where is free from natural disaster. We had never faced any huge disaster which will threaten our lives. On 11th March 2011, Fukushima tsunami had occurred in Japan. That day is my birthday. Thus, i remembered the mournful memory as well in my life. It brought lots of post-disaster reconstruction to those refugees. Furthermore, because of the high radiation around every nook of Japan, so it had influenced Japan's tourism indirectly. Hope this problem can be supervised rapidly and efficiently. Peace forever!
ReplyDeleteYou can discuss with WeiWei:)Taiwan is like Japan located on place where earthquake happening often.As a result, we should take Japan for an example and avoid the recurring of miserable catastrophe in Taiwan. Considering the lower sense of crisis, we should take it more seriously.
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