Suppose you are one of the volunteers who went to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands for relief work after the tsunami.
Suppose you are one of the volunteers who went to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands for relief work after the tsunami. You work in the relief camps, distributing food, water and medicine among the victims. You listen to the various stories of bravery of ordinary people even as they fight against odds to bring about some semblance of normalcy in their lives. You admire their grit and determination. Write a diary entry.
You may start in this way.
31 December, 2004
The killer tsunami struck these islands five days ago. But the victims are being brought in even now. Each one has a story to tell…
Jan. 28, 20xx
For nearly one month I had to use all my skills to lessen the pain of victims in the relief camps. Tsunami made the conditions there worst, inhumane and disturbing. The people became homeless. But their act of bravery kept all volunteers tight in their spirits. The survivors in the camps told me their stories and rescue. I helped them to wipe their tears and distributed food, water, essentials with the government-officials. My heart was of immense regards for those victims who lost everything, but courage.
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