Tuesday, December 28, 2004
A Look at the recent Asian tsunami crises
War and political conflict does not always has to be the main drawing board for cataclysmic event that can change the world. The recent environmental crises in the Fareast has proven so otherwise. If one wonders what is going so far in that region of the world. Accordingly as things stand now, the death toll has reach passed 52,000 people, some of the islands in and around countries such as India are no more and believe it or not the earth axis was tilted a little bit. I don't know how true that last thing is right there is but we should be reminded that this tragic event is the semblance of a small scale world war. The more difficult part about this to grasp is the fact that when you have events like this happening in this day and age is that what stands at greater risk is increased political instability in the part of the world that is bearing some of the brunt of dealing with the likes of Al Queda, international terrorism, nuclear proliferation and ethnic tensions.
I was reading in the paper that one of the trouble that has to be dealt with is that unlike the damage of the Hurricanes that happened in Florida, most of the damage in the Asian tsunami aftermath is unrecoverable through insurance which means that what is head is the movement and shifting of money more so to that part of the world.
I was reading in the paper that one of the trouble that has to be dealt with is that unlike the damage of the Hurricanes that happened in Florida, most of the damage in the Asian tsunami aftermath is unrecoverable through insurance which means that what is head is the movement and shifting of money more so to that part of the world.
# posted by Jamie @ 6:19 PM 
