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Thursday, April 29, 2004

Suddenly remember something that pastor Joshua said in chapel - even one life is too many, for life itself is priceless

How true, the accidents of the Nico highway n now AYE construction site. How coincidental, all one week apart n both on thurs, but thats not the point. On tv the news anchor said something like the number of deaths due to construction accidents have decreased from last year. But seriously consider. So what if the number of deaths decrease? It may matter to the national reputation, the government, but definitely not to the families of the deceased. The fact is that they lost their loved ones, n not that their loved ones is the only one who died during the accident. How sad, in this realistic world, emotions become second...

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