@GamesCage_ I'd die to see the hedgies with long thick quills. I have a soft spot for when artists apply hair physics to their quills, they looks awesome that way 😆
For those who want a bit more context: parts of Sumatra, Indonesia have been hit by severe flooding and landslides, destroying homes, roads and bridges and basically leaving entire communities stranded without adequate resources. That’s why this reporter broke down.
And the reason Indonesians are angry is because the government still hasn’t declared this situation a national emergency, which means large scale state funding cannot be mobilised and responsibility is pushed onto already strained local governments.
But the craziest part is that on top of failing to properly assist civilians, the government is also rejecting aid and offers of help from overseas so how is any of this supposed to make sense?
noticing that this reporter knows how to treat the children nicely. and that was also the thing i recognize when she cried desperately about children being hungry while reporting it last night on live. as a kindergarten teacher i'm sending my utmost respect for her❤️🙏
Ngak jadi bencana nasional,ngak ada yg mengundurkan diri,ngak ada yang di pecat,dan parahnya ngak ada satupun yang minta maaf,yang ada malah presiden pidato nyuruh tanam sawit di Papua ,begini kalau udh lansia ,hari ini ngomong begini besok lain lagi rakyat di buat geleng”kepala
Dear Malaysian citizens & governments,
Please, talk shit about 🇮🇩government.
As unhinged as you can.
Because we know that they’d be care too much about the voices of the “antek antek asing” rather than their own people.
The floor is yours, kita rakyat indo tidak akan marah.
Urgent call to the international community: Please spread the news of the flash flood & landslide disaster in Sumatra which has killed thousands of people and displaced tens of thousands of residents. Global attention is needed so that our leaders act more quickly. Without international oversight, this disaster risks being ignored.@UN@UNDP@UNICEF@WHO@BBCWorld@cnni@Reuters@AJEnglish@AP@France24_en@dwnews@elonmusk
Irine is my friend & I know how strong she is. She is a brilliant journalist who has covered many other heavy & difficult issues before. Seeing her unable to hold back her tears, her voice shaking, was beyond heartbreaking. It shows just how devastating this disaster truly is.
Indonesian govt have been warned a long time ago, instead many orangutan researchers who are involved in writing this letter being banned for doing research in Indonesia