it is sad to hear rumours that donation money has been kept in the pockets of some government officials.

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I would be really sad to know that such things still happen in the time of crisis.

Lets hope humanity prevails.

Firstly, i would like to thank you for highlighting Project Kasih in your blog, GOD knows we do need the ‘exposure’ to get more people to help contribute.

But at the same time i do have to sadly, shockingly, angrily and (lost for words la actually ) agree with you, that here in Malaysia lives are considered cheap. We do take for granted for the things that we have and only when disaster strikes that we start to - firstly point fingers at one another looking for excuses - than and only than look for remedies for the disaster - only after its all just too late.

In your situation, I do really symphatize and will definitely be there with you in the event that we manage to get the authorities to eventually come up with a constructive ways and means to help over come such problems.

Keep it up Peter.

Raja Munir Shah

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Galvin,
I hope so too, for the sake of all those people who are struggling from day to day after such a catastrophic tragedy.

Raja Munir,
My problem pales in comparison to those who are suffering in Aceh, Sri Lanka and elsehwere. However, I am touched that you took the time to come see for yourself the problems that were highlighted. We are a tragedy waiting to happen unless the authorities put their feet down and do something constructive. Thank you again for your concerns. Together with Mack’s help, I sincerely hope something positive will come out of this.

vagus,