Earthquakes had happened before, but when you stood in front of the TV and watched the casualties unfold, you felt shaken, moved, and heartbroken. However, this was nothing compared to being there in person, watching people lose their loved ones, their homes, and risking their own lives to save the lives of those they cherished. It was only in moments of life and death that you could truly feel how much the people around you cared about you.
Although they had come here to cover the news and work, after the aftershock, everyone's mindset had changed. Without any need for discussion, they began to assist the liberation army and volunteers with whatever they could do. Although they were strangers to the people in the disaster area, at that moment, they felt like one family, united in their fight against the natural disaster brought by Mother Nature.
The liberation army tirelessly continued their search through the rubble, looking for any survivors to rescue.
