【正文】 三歲的小男孩躺在擔(dān)架上向救援者敬禮, 年輕的警察媽媽敞開懷抱為失去母親的嬰兒哺乳, 至今我們還清晰地記得這些細(xì)節(jié)。就算那天災(zāi)摧毀了你們的家園，可是，有我們哪!有我們解放軍叔叔們哪!有了他們，你們就會平安，而且還會重建家園呀!雖然發(fā)生了好多次余震，難免還會發(fā)生一次更厲害的地震，但你們不要害怕!雅安同胞們，你們千萬不要放棄生存的希望啊!只要有一線希望，都還是能生活下去。操場上全是人，學(xué)校的師生，還有街上的居民。丈夫說別怕，過一陣子會有人來救我們的。我正想：“怎么這么大的太陽?”，沒過幾秒鐘我就發(fā)現(xiàn)地會動，上下左右地動，我從窗戶跑了出去。媽媽對我和六歲的弟弟說：“一會兒如果你們感覺到房子在晃，馬上往外跑，如果跑不出去，就躲到炕沿的下面，這樣，房子倒了就不會砸到你們了，記住，速度要快，知道了嗎?”我家的炕沿是懸空的，就是在火炕的外面又加出一塊厚厚的木板，如果我和弟弟緊緊地貼到下面，是可以放進(jìn)我們兩個幼小的身體的，這個位置是媽媽當(dāng)時所能想到最安全的地方了，望著媽媽那切切的目光，我問：“那你和爸爸躲哪里啊?”媽媽說：“你爸爸要管你妹妹的安全，不用管我，我就做在炕上，不躲了。如果要問誰是最可愛的人，那么我要說是我們的戰(zhàn)士，是那些奮斗在搶險戰(zhàn)場上的無名戰(zhàn)士們!沒有哪一個人不珍惜自己的生命。多少的傷痛、多少的期盼、多少的欣喜都使我們的心起伏不定。學(xué)校在地震中垮塌，學(xué)子被埋在了廢墟。一切都發(fā)生了，一切都橫亙在面前，每一位活著的人們，撫著同胞的遺跡，在思考著，思考著關(guān)于大自然的一切，思考著人生的一切，思考著未來的一切。而仍然處在悲痛中的我，只能感受，感受那無情的災(zāi)難，帶給我思維上的沖擊，還有驚濤波瀾般的震憾。他說，只要有一線希望，我們就付出百倍努力。只是因?yàn)檫€有工作，我們不久也就上車往縣上趕去。這些都需要新一屆中央政府通過深化改革去破解。中國地震局、國家減災(zāi)委、民政部、發(fā)改委、公安部、國家衛(wèi)生計(jì)生委、交通部、氣象局等紛紛采取應(yīng)急措施。要部署部隊(duì)迅速投入抗震救災(zāi)第一線。地震救援，考驗(yàn)這個國家集中力量辦大事的能力，也檢驗(yàn)社會管理和應(yīng)急防災(zāi)綜合能力，更體現(xiàn)社會公眾有序參與重大公共事務(wù)的能力。三是救災(zāi)的組織和能力更上層樓。從社區(qū)災(zāi)害預(yù)防、信息平臺建設(shè)、善款募集、統(tǒng)籌應(yīng)急行動、災(zāi)后重建規(guī)劃、公益組織能力建設(shè)等方面都需要進(jìn)行一系列的制度性安排。首先，由于組織規(guī)模小、決策機(jī)制靈活，能極大降低垂直治理成本，行動快捷。各方力量短時間的涌入災(zāi)區(qū)，對原本脆弱的交通保障造成苦不堪言的壓力，里面的災(zāi)民出不來，救援的人員進(jìn)不去，貽誤戰(zhàn)機(jī)。災(zāi)難永遠(yuǎn)不會消失，面對災(zāi)難請讓我們一起面對。，不要向陽臺跑，尤其不要跳樓。an earthquakes, discusses how to improve the people’s prevention consciousness through the earthquake disaster, and how to improve the ability of disaster prevention.第三篇：四川雅安地震作文雅安地震了！當(dāng)我聽到這則駭人聽聞的新聞時震驚不已?！笔Y海昆補(bǔ)充說，這個過程并不是線性降低，中間會有起伏，所以不排除近期發(fā)生有感地震的可能性，但應(yīng)該不會發(fā)生比這次主震更大的余震。在飛機(jī)上，他緊急召開會議部署救援工作，強(qiáng)調(diào)災(zāi)情、救災(zāi)和傷亡的情況都要及時公開。在道路交通受災(zāi)方面，雅安市寶興縣道路通訊均中斷，雨城區(qū)通往蘆山的國道318線大深溪滴水巖段因垮塌巨石造成交通中斷，國道318線天全思經(jīng)橋塌方搶通后因余震塌方再次造成交通中斷，省道210線銅頭電站至靈關(guān)道路沿線因塌方造成交通中斷，蘆山縣龍門至大川道路沿線因塌方造成交通中斷，甘孜州省道211線瀘定段因?yàn)?zāi)交通中斷。雅安市位于川藏、川滇公路交會處，有“雨城”之稱。新華社記者從公安部消防局指揮中心了解到，四川公安消防官兵已有一隊(duì)20人從北路進(jìn)入寶興縣城展開救援；另有一隊(duì)71名官兵從南路進(jìn)入寶興縣靈關(guān)鎮(zhèn)開展救援。截止目前，已恢復(fù)940兆瓦；雅安全天城區(qū)電網(wǎng)供電正在恢復(fù)中；除雅安外，地震波及區(qū)已恢復(fù)1000戶客戶供電。解放軍和武警部隊(duì)亦迅速行動，馳援災(zāi)區(qū)。s Sichuan province on April 21, 2013When a earthquake hit Lushan county in southwestern China?s Sichuan province on April 20, killing almost 200 people, the Red Cross Society of China(RCSC)did exactly what you would expect of China?s largest charity — it took to traditional and social media to solicit donations for those affected by the was less expected was the unsympathetic reaction to the the 24 hours after the earthquake, normally prime time for fundraising, the RCSC raised a paltry $23,000, small change pared with the $3 million raised by the One Foundation, acharity founded by movie star Jet problem was not that the Chinese public did not want to give money — the problem was that they did not want to give money to the the RCSC?s official account on Weibo, China?s Twitterlike service, the organization?s post requesting donations solicited pages and pages of scornful disastrous fundraising campaign is the latest embarrassment in a longfestering public relations crisis for the in 1904 as a privately run organization, the RCSC was recognized by the international Red Cross federation in 1952, but since then has e under ever tighter government control — and with that has e growing distance from the , so close are the government ties that since 1996, RCSC employees have been technically regarded as civil against the RCSC has been festering for years, amid public anger over the organization?s lack of transparency and rumors that the government officials who run the organization have had their hands in the deep is the suspicion of Chinese officialdom in general that Hong Kong?s legislature last week refused to vote an almost $13 million donation to the Sichuan authorities for relief in Lushan for fear the money would be RCSC received more than $700 million after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, but questions about how that money was used have came to a head in 2011, when a young woman who claimed to be a business manager at the RCSC began posting pictures to her Weibo account that documented her lavish lifestyle and luxury Meimei?s wardrobe included dozens of Hermes bags and other highend pieces, which she displayed proudly while sitting behind the wheel of a Maserati or Lamborghini, or perched in firstclass seats on netizens demanded to know how a midlevel employee at an NGO could possibly afford this type of the RCSC pleaded innocence and denied that Guo was even an employee, its reputation was left in Chinese writer Bei Cun spoke for many when he wrote on his Weibo account, “I assert: the Red Cross Society of China cannot be changed, its credibility is bankrupt and it cannot change its ways.” He also drew attention to the fact that the RCSC is not operated by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, “just like Chinese PEN has nothing to do with PEN International, and the Chinese Catholic Church has nothing to do with the Vatican.” Staff at other charity organizations plain bitterly that the RCSC gives the whole sector a bad name.“I don?t trust the Red Cross Society of China — for one thing, they are far too inefficient,” Yuan, a volunteer raising funds for victims of the Lushan earthquake, tells theearthquake, the 38yearold entrepreneur from Chengdu, in Sichuan province, has been gathering donations and ferrying funds to the disaster zone quickly, a process he says his small group can handle more efficiently than the bureaucratic RCSC.“From the time we receive the donations to the time we pass the funds over to the victims, it takes us only five hours,” says Yuan, who declined to give his first name because of the sensitive nature of the issue.“Can the Red Cross do that? Of course they can?t.”Indeed, according to the RCSC?s own figures, as of April 24, four days after the earthquake, it had distributed only 25% of the donations it public backlash has been disastrous for the RCSC, but other charity organizations too are having to work hard to build credibility with a public that is eager to help but skeptical about how funds are being money on the streets of Chengdu, Yuan says he faces intensescrutiny from those he approaches for donations.“Some of them even accused us of being cheats, but most of them, after