【吐槽八卦】新加坡也门被救母女返回坡了，看看官媒怎么报道的通篇就看到一个Chinese ship，，，呵呵。也是醉了啊。。。连个谢都没有。。。如果是美国的船，恐怕报道会是，thank to the corvette sent from US Navy, which also evacuated over 200 citizens from 10 countries.....
Singaporean mum and kids back home after Yemen ordeal
Mum and four kids recount their hair-raising evacuation from war-torn country
PUBLISHED ON APR 5, 2015 5:54 AM
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Madam Sherin Fathimah (in black) with her children (from left) Iman, eight, Afaaf, 11, Wafaa, four, and Ahmad, 13, at Changi Airport yesterday. -- ST PHOTOS: NEO XIAOBIN
BY JANICE TAI
Dizzy from relief and fatigue, Madam Sherin Fathimah took a few unsteady steps as she walked out of the arrival hall at Changi Airport yesterday afternoon.
After she and her four young children embraced the 20 relatives who were there to receive them, the 37-year-old told The Sunday Times: "I no longer need to worry about our lives."
Just three days ago, Madam Sherin and her children, aged between four and 13, began their hair-raising evacuation from Yemen, which has been rocked by fierce clashes between Shi'ite rebels and loyalist militia. They did not even dare speak a word as their car edged towards the port in Aden, where a Chinese ship they were due to escape on was docked.
"Tanks were firing at each other along the destroyed roads. The driver had to detour and use the small alleys to get to the port," said Madam Sherin, who had been living in Aden with her Yemeni husband since last September.
Her husband did not go through the ordeal as he had gone to Saudi Arabia for a pilgrimage before tensions heightened.
Unlike his mother who only managed weak smiles and tentative hugs as she was clearly shaken by the events of previous days, 13-year-old Ahmad Ramzy jumped and waved at relatives as he emerged from the hall.
Still, he admitted that the past week had been traumatising. Last Thursday, he rushed back home from school when the battle got too close for comfort. "I was walking into class to take the Turkish mid-year exam when I heard gunshots, so I ducked and ran out like all the other students," he said.
That was when his mother got worried and asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for help in getting out. The ministry eventually managed to secure places for her family on a Chinese vessel bound for the African state of Djibouti.
By then, the missile strikes were hitting so close that the building where they lived shook. Snipers took positions on the roof, ready to resist the rebels. Water, gas and electricity supplies were cut off for most of the day. Even going downstairs to buy water was a big risk, said Madam Sherin.
On the ship, they were five out of 225 people of 10 nationalities, including Britons and Turks. "I am really grateful to the Singapore Government for its help because I saw how others had to beg to get on the vessel but couldn't," said Madam Sherin.
The journey to Djibouti took about nine hours. Then, the family took a five-hour flight to Istanbul before a final 11-hour flight back to Singapore. "It is a miracle and I couldn't stop crying on the way back," she added.
Madam Sherin's mother, with whom she will be staying in the East Coast area, shuddered at the close shave her daughter and grandchildren had. "We didn't think the war would get so close to them, then it happened so suddenly. We prayed and left it in God's hands," said Madam Jeenathammal, 63.
Yesterday, the conflict escalated further, according to AFP. A Saudi-led coalition pounded Shi'ite Houthi rebel positions in Aden and dropped more arms to fighters loyal to President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi, who fled to Saudi Arabia late last month. Pro-Hadi fighters were seen unpacking rifles from wooden crates dropped by parachute. "We thank the kingdom of Saudi Arabia and all the Gulf countries, as well as our brothers in Arab countries, for dropping supplies," said Mr Ahmad Qassem al-Shaawi, a local militia chief. "God willing, we will fight off any attack."
Aided by the strikes and arms drops, the pro-Hadi fighters have managed to drive the rebels back from some parts of central Aden, including the presidential palace, AFP reported.
At least 185 dead and 1,282 wounded from the clashes have been counted in hospitals in Aden since March 26, the city's health department director, Mr Al-Kheder Lassouar, said. Three-quarters were civilians, he added.
The toll does not include casualties among the Houthi rebels and their allies, who do not take their casualties to public hospitals, or victims of air raids.
The United Nations said on Thursday that 519 people had been killed and nearly 1,700 injured in two weeks of fighting around the country.
The UN Security Council was to meet later yesterday to discuss a Russian proposal for humanitarian pauses in the air war, diplomats in New York said.
The Red Cross said hospitals in Aden were overwhelmed by the casualties and fighting was making it nearly impossible for aid workers to move around. Two brothers working for the Yemen Red Crescent Society were shot dead on Friday in the southern city while evacuating the wounded, it said.
"In Yemen, we are seeing Red Crescent volunteers being deliberately killed as they strive to save others. This is the third senseless death in a single week. This is a very worrying trend and a tragic loss," said Mr Robert Mardini of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Yemen, an impoverished state on the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, is the scene of the latest proxy struggle playing out between Middle East powers, after Syria and Iraq.
Iran, which backs the Houthis, has accused Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia of sowing instability in the region. But it has rejected as "utter lies" accusations that it armed the rebels, who have allied with army units loyal to former president Ali Abdullah Saleh.
The turmoil has allowed Al-Qaeda to expand its foothold in the south-east of the deeply tribal country, which had been a key US ally in the war on the extremist network. On Friday, Al-Qaeda fighters captured the regional army headquarters in Mukalla, capital of the south-eastern province of Hadramawt.
In the southern town of Daleh, the Houthi rebels broke into a jail and freed more than 500 prisoners, according to a military source, who voiced fears of "widespread anarchy".
jantai@sph.com.sg
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[天朝子民 (4-8 16:04, Long long ago)]
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坡的一 [本文发送自华新手机Wap版] [materialist (4-8 16:09, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]2楼
美国护照上有这么一句话无论你身在何方，美利坚政府都是你坚强的后盾，但如果你需要真正的帮助，请找中国的公知。 [本文发送自华新手机Wap版] [Johor (4-8 16:29, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]3楼
感谢的是新加坡政府巨大的威慑力，Chinese ship不得不允许登舰[luzegg (4-8 16:42, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]4楼
(引用 luzegg:感谢的是新加坡政府巨大的威慑力，Chinese ship不得不允许登舰)看到威慑力，笑了。凶悍的坡府啊！ [本文发送自华新iOS APP] [臭豆腐 (4-8 18:09, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]5楼
新闻如实报道出来就算好了外交部谢过了。 [本文发送自华新iOS APP] [卜卜星 (4-8 20:08, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]6楼
chinese ship 通常报道是ship sent from chinese government for humanitary rescue purpose
chinese ship太随便
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[archlight (4-8 20:18, Long long ago)]
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新加坡公民感激乘中国军舰离也门 求助多国被拒“没有中国军舰，就不能安全离开也门”
旅居也门的新加坡公民谢琳·赛义德和她的四个孩子搭乘中国临沂舰4月2日安全抵达吉布提后，经吉布提和伊斯坦布尔中转，4日下午回到新加坡。谢琳·赛义德很感激中国的帮助，她说，如果没有登上中国军舰，一家人就不能安全离开也门。
从非洲东北部的吉布提到地跨亚欧的伊斯坦布尔，再到新加坡樟宜机场，谢琳·赛义德一家经历了漫长的回家之路。但是谢琳说，回家的故事中，从亚丁的家里到港口，才是最为艰难的一段旅程。
现年37岁的谢琳·赛义德嫁给了一名也门商人，6个月前她带着四个年幼的孩子搬到亚丁生活，也门局势恶化的时候，她的丈夫到沙特阿拉伯朝圣未归。也门国内对抗双方交火不断，港口成了最危险的地方之一。最后时刻，只有谢琳丈夫的一个同乡勉强同意帮她们前往港口。
从谢琳家到港口驾车通常只要30分钟左右，然而撤离那天，这段路大约走了两小时。一路上枪声不断，他们不得不走走停停，几乎是“一点一点挪到港口”。
谢琳说，能够登上中国的军舰撤离是一个“奇迹”，她很感激中国军舰帮助他们一家，因为之前他们的请求被一些国家拒绝了，直至中国政府同意帮助撤离。
“新加坡和中国有良好的关系，军舰上的中国军人真是很友好，”谢琳说。在临沂舰上，中国军人给她们提供了午饭，还给孩子们提供玩具。她很感激中国政府的帮助，新加坡外交部3日也对中国政府给予谢琳及其子女的迅速援助表示感谢。
新加坡前外交部官员傅琼花说：“新中关系源远流长，两国间一直有着多方面的友好合作，这次事件无形中又提供了一个两国合作的机会，使得新中友谊和合作得到继续加深与巩固。”
在新加坡南洋理工大学拉惹勒南国际关系学院副教授李明江看来，无论是对中国还是世界，中国帮助撤离外国公民都是有意义的事，这表明中国有意愿也有能力帮助海外其他国家的公民。这次撤侨行动表明，中国是一个负责任的大国。
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(引用 lambda1:新加坡公民感激乘中国军舰离也门 求助多国被拒“没有中国军舰，就不能安全离开也门”
旅居也门的新加坡公民谢琳·赛义德和她的四个孩子�...)可惜啊，报道的貌似都是中国媒体
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能问一下，新加坡驻也门大使馆在救援中发挥了什么作用？比如帮助新加坡公民联系中国军舰？[唐甬 (4-8 20:50, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]10楼
(引用 Johor:美国护照上有这么一句话无论你身在何方，美利坚政府都是你坚强的后盾，但如果你需要真正的帮助，请找中国的公知。)各个版本的美国护照上都没这句话这次事件响亮的打了老美一耳光，他们的侨民也是上中国军舰回去，美军根本没鸟自己的公民[VVgege (4-8 20:57, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]11楼
(引用 luzegg:感谢的是新加坡政府巨大的威慑力，Chinese ship不得不允许登舰)。。。。你肯定不是认真的吧哈哈哈哈哈哈哈[奔三的小妇人 (4-8 21:03, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]12楼
中国领事馆的服务人员有时候态度不怎么样但是真的在海外摊上大事儿，强大的中国还是给力的。 [本文发送自华新手机Wap版] [唐甬 (4-8 21:15, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]13楼
(引用 奔三的小妇人:。。。。你肯定不是认真的吧哈哈哈哈哈哈哈)懂得人自然懂哈哈哈 [本文发送自华新iOS APP] [luzegg (4-8 21:16, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]14楼
某些以为中国没有地铁的人可能以为是中国渔船救了他吧哈哈哈哈[yongdongji (4-8 21:19, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]15楼
(引用 唐甬:能问一下，新加坡驻也门大使馆在救援中发挥了什么作用？比如帮助新加坡公民联系中国军舰？)好奇：新加坡在也门有大使馆吗？在沙特应该有一个 [本文发送自华新手机Wap版] [小龙飘飘 (4-8 21:24, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]16楼
傲娇如新加坡政府怎么可能在官媒感谢中国？建国50年来的舆论导向duang, duang的 [本文发送自华新手机Wap版] [小龙飘飘 (4-8 21:34, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]17楼
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(引用 小龙飘飘:straits times 才是面对全体新加坡人的吧)楼上strait times上看到了么？xmlzj [本文发送自华新手机Wap版] [trim (4-8 22:15, Long long ago)] [ 传统版 | sForum ][登录后回复]20楼
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