It’s not ‘us’ and ‘them’, but ‘we’


For humanity’s sake: Malaysia’s National Disaster Management Agency’s MAS-10 team, comprising personnel from SMART, the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department, and Malaysian Civil Defence Force, conducting a search and rescue operation in Nurdagi, Turkiye, yesterday. — Bernama

THE world comes together during times of catastrophe, and the recent earthquake that struck Türkiye and Syria saw the good of humanity once more.

Devastation reigns free in southern Türkiye and north-west Syria, and global help has been flowing non-stop to Türkiye, although Syria is a different case.

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