미얀마, 싸이클론이 휩쓸고 지나간 현장 보도

This is the sound of disaster in the making 발전중의, 형성중의. New pictures of the devastating 파괴적인, 충격적인 cyclone that swept <장소를> 휩쓸다 through Myanmar. And this is what it left behind. These are some of the first images of Myanmar’s worst hit coastal areas. And they paint a grim 무자비한, 무시무시한 portrait of human suffering. The faces of the victims frozen with 얼어붙은, 꼼짝 못하는 grief 큰 슬픔, 비탄.

 

Myanmar’s struggling to survive with almost no organized 조직된, 계획된 relief effort 구조작업, 노력. Private homes have become makeshift 임시변통의, 일시적인 hospitals. Buddhist monasteries 수도원, shelters 피난처, <임시> 수용소 for refugees 피난자. 600 people are living in this monastery alone. There is nothing left, she said. We’re totally dependent on the monks 수도사.

 

What little help there is disappears quickly. Here, they have enough food for just 2 days putting lives, especially of children, at risk. We have to survive somehow, he said. Eat whatever food people donate 기부하다.

 

From the moment the storm hit on Saturday, survivors have been making it very much on their own. First fleeing 피난하다 the storm, now recovering from lost homes, lost loved ones. People are searching for their relatives’ bodies, she said. Many families lost three, four, five loved ones. We’re so lucky we survived.

 

But surviving, she added, now means sleeping on the open road. Others on abandoned 황폐한 railroad tracks, on a bridge, any high ground to avoid the water that washed so many lives away.

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