"The word 'big' is not enough to express the disaster we are facing," said Ahmed A. Muhammad, the hospital's assistant manager.
Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston, playing a nuclear physicist whose life was changed 15 years previously by an earth-shattering event he refuses to believe was a natural disaster, is the perfect actor to express humanity's incandescent fear and rage at the prospect of imminent Armageddon.
The project was devised by UNICEF with the support of the Government of Pakistan's Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority with the aim to teach children a fun new skill and, more importantly, give them a safe way to express themselves about the disaster that touched all their lives so profoundly.
OVER the last two weeks, classrooms throughout the Island have been forums for students to express their emotions about the World Trade Center disaster.
Children are rarely given the opportunity to express their concerns and experiences with disasters (Babugura 2008).
Without assuring people, and continuing to assure them we might find people not being able to express their opinion and that is a disaster for everyone".
The war was a disaster for the fledgling country and prompted 15 members of the ruling PFDJ to express their concerns on the slide to one-man rule.
He said his departure from the front bench gave him the freedom to express his view that the "war on drugs has been nothing short of a disaster".
But the Mexicans need to express themselves, to flirt a little in their play, to perform on the edges of disaster.
In these plays, the atmosphere is electric with disasters that seem to unfold in slow motion, or in the time it takes Shepard's characters to express their hatred, longing, or disappointment, much the way drunks express themselves — through repetition.
