I heard of this bad news. He was my bunk mate, once my so called buddy, then we went on to the same camp and are still colleagues. Didn't expected that bad news. Even though i wasn't sure of the seriousness of his injury, but i know it wasn't something that can be taken lightly off. The mentioning of the word 'wheelchair' aches my heart. He was doing his guard duty when this thing happens. I asked around and got nothing of it. This wasn't the first injury i heard of when people from my camp are performing guard duty. It got me so angered that at times i asked, what are we doing? Getting ourselves injured in the midst of serving our country? Is it all worth it? The focus of safety and importance of it, the countless times of stressing of safety aren't enough to really ensure everything goes well?
Let's just hope he gets well soon....and hope for my guard duty tomorrow to be peaceful and smooth
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