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Monday, January 20, 2014
My Feelings on Hearing the Sound of a Blast
Today, in the morning I heard sound of a blast around 7:45 a.m. at that time I was taking breakfast and rushing to get ready for office. At once, I thought of my son and husband who left for school 5 minutes earlier. I started praying for their well being.
I came in my bedroom, turned on the TV, none of the TV channel were covering news of any blast at that moment (may be they were rushing to the crime scene). But the voices of ambulances were making me slightly worried, suddenly someone rang the door bell. Oh! thank God, that's my husband, heaving a sigh of relief.
The media channels rushed to the crime scene and army also cordoned off the area of RA Bazar Rawalpindi (Pakistan), then we saw it was a suicidal bomb blast.During that time, I just thought that our lives are not safe at all because of this militancy.
May God, bless this country and make it prosperous and a safe place to live in.
Today, in the morning I heard sound of a blast around 7:45 a.m. at that time I was taking breakfast and rushing to get ready for office. At once, I thought of my son and husband who left for school 5 minutes earlier. I started praying for their well being.
I came in my bedroom, turned on the TV, none of the TV channel were covering news of any blast at that moment (may be they were rushing to the crime scene). But the voices of ambulances were making me slightly worried, suddenly someone rang the door bell. Oh! thank God, that's my husband, heaving a sigh of relief.
The media channels rushed to the crime scene and army also cordoned off the area of RA Bazar Rawalpindi (Pakistan), then we saw it was a suicidal bomb blast.During that time, I just thought that our lives are not safe at all because of this militancy.
May God, bless this country and make it prosperous and a safe place to live in.
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