When Hatyai City was hit by flood , we're informed and partially emotionally ready...but when it actually happened (around 10:30 PM) and reached 3 meters high (no one expected the water to rise more than a meter) I'm in panic. I never felt such kind of fear that brought chill to my spine. I prayed soooo hard liked I've never done before. I didn't sleep until I'm sure that the water stopped rising. After 3 days, the water started to recede. Imagine the mess it made- our place is strewn with mud, garbage and debris...and no water!
| The flood that covered Hatyai City last November 3, 2011 |
I'm really touched with our Thai neighbors. They're soo concerned about us that everybody's giving fresh milk to Hyzyd. Some gave us bottles of mineral water. They gave us two packs of relief goods -rice, canned goods, noodles, oil and soy sauce. I'm impressed of how fast the government send help to the victims. I even saw the previous Prime Minister near our area. He personally visited Hatyai City and helped on giving relief goods. Thanks God for our friends who visited us and hand us food and diaper.
Since then, every time I heard about floods, I whispered prayers to the victims. I've been in their shoes! I'm really put into grief when I learned that Typhoon Washi (locally known as Sendong) caused flash flood that swiped off lots of houses, belongings and the worst, lives in Cagayan de Oro City and Iligan. They've experienced much worst than what I experienced. It came like a thief in the night when everybody's soundly sleeping. They were helpless when it happened. I think, we can help them.
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Your comments make Hyzyd and mine's adventures very meaningful! Thank you:)