Respond to UTUSAN MALAYSIA reporter.
by Syafiq F. Kamarulzaman on Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 1:28pm
Waalaikumsalam,
Saya Syafiq Fauzi Bin Kamarulzaman pelajar University of Tsukuba, di Tsukuba, Ibaraki. Kami sekarang dengan keadaan selamat di Tsukuba, cuma kebanyakan daripada kami masih lagi dalam keadaan trauma dari gempa kuat yang berlaku di Miyagi. Alhamdulillah, bekalan air, elektrik dan gas masih berjalan seperti biasa cuma kebanyakan pasaraya, stesen minyak dan "convinience store" telah kehabisan bekalan atau bekalan terhad. Keadaan pelajar Malaysia di sini adalah terkawal dan baik buat masa sekarang.
Buat masa ini, kami sedikit cemas apabila reaktor ketiga Fukishima daiichi meletup, kerana mengikut sumber tertentu, kesan radiasi mula dikesan di kawasan linkungan 100km dari tempat kami, ditambah pula reaktor ke-4 dikhuatiri terbakar. Mengikut amaran dari televisyen, kami tidak digalakkan keluar ( atau keluar dengan Mask dan basuh semua jacket kami selepas keluar).
Pada 11Mac yang lalu, sejurus selepas gempa, kami keputusan bekalan elektrik, air & signal telefon. Pada masa itu, saya berada di rumah. University kami mengarahkan evakuasi bagi beberapa kawasan hostel dan blok makmal akibat kekhuatiran kebocoran gas. Sesetengah pelajar Malaysia telah menginap di kawasan evakuasi (salah satu kampus universiti) yang masih ada bekalan elektrik dan selebihnya berkumpul dan bermalam di rumah pelajar tertentu dalam kesejukan malam tanpa bekalan air, elektrik atau gas. Kami yang masih trauma akibat gempa kuat bertambah cemas apabila gegaran susulan yang kuat berterusan setiap 10 hingga 20minit dalam 2 hari. Alhamdulillah, gegaran susulan berkurangan buat masa ini.
Saya meminta kerjasama rakyat Malaysia untuk tidak panik dan memperbesarkan situasi kami di sini kerana kerajaan jepun bertindak dengan effisyen dalam memastikan keselamatan penduduk. Kami juga terharu dengan sikap penduduk Jepun yang tenang, berdisiplin dan sentiasa teratur dalam menghadapi situasi ini. Kerajaan Jepun telah memastikan keselamatan dan kesan reaktor nuklear tersebut semasa pembinaan lagi dan saya sebagai pelajar kejuruteraan sangat kagum dengan ketahanan reaktor tersebut walaupun bencana yang menimpa lebih dari apa yang mereka sangkakan. Saya cuma berharap, kerajaan Malaysia prihatin dan peka dengan situasi penduduk di kawasan Touhoku dan Utara kantou agar tindakan susulan boleh diambil dengan pantas terhadap pelajar Malaysia di sini sekiranya keadaan bertambah buruk.
SFK
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Post-Ibam Japonais Syndrome
My Post-Coming-To-Japan Syndrome
1 dream in Japanese
2 writing dates in YYYY.MM.DD
3 always type F10 to convert my numbers to half-width alphabet
4 start to fill in words using Japanese instead of other languages
5 write number '7' with a stroke in front of the first stroke we use to write for our normal '7'
6 Japanese words flashes in my mind first before other words come into my mind
7 answer my year of birth as 昭和 instead of Gregorian year
8 anticipating chocolate for Valentine's Day
9 wearing new clothes on Gregorian new year instead of Chinese New Year
10 bow to people instead of shaking hand when meeting new people
11 not saying 'excuse me' when I sneeze
12 answer そんなことはない when being praised by others
13 my English is deteriorating
14 can't properly pronounce L and R
15 evaluate price in Yen instead of RM
16 get irritated when the parcels are not coming on time. Start to call the person-in-charge 10 minutes after the designated delivery time. One hour later starts to write complain letter to the headquarters.
17 get irritated when the bus/train is late even 1 minute
18 start making a long list for transport change and others before travelling outside
19 start to use English as the following priority: American English, Japanese English and British English
20 start to say things in "In Malaysia, we USED TO"
21 will start stuffing rubbish into my bag instead of looking for rubbish bin when I am outside
22 start to buy drinks from vending machine instead of bringing tonnes of water
23 always check the weather forecast before going out
24 there is always 2 umbrellas in my room
25 start to put wallet on top of table while dining out, even using it as a 'booking tool' for seats
26 start to think that it is norm to have free clean toilets instead of paid dirty toilets
27 start to miss the warm Malaysian weather instead of cursing the sun
1 dream in Japanese
2 writing dates in YYYY.MM.DD
3 always type F10 to convert my numbers to half-width alphabet
4 start to fill in words using Japanese instead of other languages
5 write number '7' with a stroke in front of the first stroke we use to write for our normal '7'
6 Japanese words flashes in my mind first before other words come into my mind
7 answer my year of birth as 昭和 instead of Gregorian year
8 anticipating chocolate for Valentine's Day
9 wearing new clothes on Gregorian new year instead of Chinese New Year
10 bow to people instead of shaking hand when meeting new people
11 not saying 'excuse me' when I sneeze
12 answer そんなことはない when being praised by others
13 my English is deteriorating
14 can't properly pronounce L and R
15 evaluate price in Yen instead of RM
16 get irritated when the parcels are not coming on time. Start to call the person-in-charge 10 minutes after the designated delivery time. One hour later starts to write complain letter to the headquarters.
17 get irritated when the bus/train is late even 1 minute
18 start making a long list for transport change and others before travelling outside
19 start to use English as the following priority: American English, Japanese English and British English
20 start to say things in "In Malaysia, we USED TO"
21 will start stuffing rubbish into my bag instead of looking for rubbish bin when I am outside
22 start to buy drinks from vending machine instead of bringing tonnes of water
23 always check the weather forecast before going out
24 there is always 2 umbrellas in my room
25 start to put wallet on top of table while dining out, even using it as a 'booking tool' for seats
26 start to think that it is norm to have free clean toilets instead of paid dirty toilets
27 start to miss the warm Malaysian weather instead of cursing the sun
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