Occasionally a picture makes you feel exactly what the subject is feeling. For me, this woman’s scream as passengers are stranded by severe weather in China does exactly that.
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this photo really makes me sad. The Chinese government should have prepared itself for the sacred ceremony by providing enough facilities for the population. If there were enough buses or trains, nothing of the sort would have occurred. There must some victims because of that over crowdedness. The people also should be more patient.
- Posted by AbdelMegid