懸命。

今日は雨。
しかし、被災地の病院での、医師や看護師の懸命の治療活動は続きます。
放射能を浴びながら、原発の事故現場での懸命の復旧作業は続きます。
被災地の最前線で疲労困憊になりながら、ただ、人々の命を救い、暮らしを守りたいという一心で活動されている方々の姿に、深く感動し、深く感謝いたします。

今、私達に求められているのは、"懸命"という事なのかもしれません。

放水作業の先陣 当時を明かす http://news.www.infoseek.co.jp/mainichi/society/story/mainichi_20110321k0000m040061000c/

東日本大震災「現場はもう限界だ！」メーリングリストで叫ぶ医師たちのSOS
http://news.ameba.jp/20110320-70/

Smiles for the world.

We are so grateful to receive many warm massages, Pray for Japan, from all over the world.

However, it is not only Japan that is in imminent dangers. Arab countries including Libya, Afghanistan and African countries are also facing crises such as civil conflicts and famine.

The aftermath of the East Japan and Tohoku Earthquake to the international community must be grave and will cause a further commotion all over the world. We Japanese owe responsibilities to minimize it.

While being grateful to the sincere prays for our country, we have to get over the sorrows as soon as possible and to arise to construct the world flu of smiles.

Smiles for the world.

Now in the middle of deep grieve and predicament over the lost of many precious lives, I think it necessary for us to recall those simple words.