If President Ma Ying-jeou thought he might be treated presidentially on Wednesday as he toured a center for survivors of last weekend’s typhoon, he was mistaken.
The moment he stepped onto a soccer field that had been doubling as a landing pad for rescue helicopters, Mr. Ma was besieged by angry villagers who accused his administration of moving too slowly to help those still trapped in the mountains near here. As they hurled insults at him, the skies opened and Mr. Ma quickly became drenched to the skin, all of it captured live on television....
如果馬英九認為他來到災區「參觀」,會受到總統般的對待,他就錯了。
當他步下救援直昇機,立刻被憤怒的災民指責,為什麼救援行動來的這麼慢...
原文:http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/13/world/asia/13taiwan.html
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