Encouragement that they have the strength to rebuild their lives, along with suggestions to reduce the reliance on nuclear power are the tenor of most messages people from Pakistan to Romania want to share with Japan. This is what Epoch Times reporters found when they asked locals: “What would you like to say to the people in Japan?”
Global Q&A: ‘What would you like to say to the people in Japan?’
By Epoch Times Staff
Epoch Times Staff
April 14, 2011Updated: April 20, 2011
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