For the past few days, I have been reading and hearing many talks and criticisms about the haze caused by our neighbour country. Be it who is at fault, whose reaction is slow or who should do this or that, obviously being Ego and finger-pointing will not improve or stop the situation any faster. Many people (including myself) like to use our own perspectives to judge things or handle situations. Do we really able to solve things better than those we criticised? Are we sure we will not react like them as well if we were in their shoes? To be honestly, it is not as simple as we think. What was done cannot be undone. I guess we should have already learned a very simple lesson for this time. What lesson to learn? I believe most people do take preventive measures like keeping medicine and first-aids at home right? Since we know it will occur every year around this time, so why not go and buy self-sufficient masks of N95 8/9000 series and keep inside own storeroom after this “man-made” natural disaster? Also can consider buying air-purifiers for the family. These will be the “world-class” and most efficient solution to protect ourselves and our family.
Posted on: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 09:17:41 +0000