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Finally, what all Thai people do not want to see, has happened.

July 5, 2021

I sympathize with parents and relatives whose children and grandchildren have taken risk and got infected.

I sympathize with doctors, nurses, or warriors in medical gown, who are fighting against the pandemic, without knowing when they will win.

I sympathize with people, who are not involved with the protests, but become infected because of careless people.

I sympathize with almost all Thais who try to be cautious in difficulty so as not to get infected and try to save this country from the perilous disease.

I sympathize with people, who live from hand to mouth, but they must stay home to comply with government measures to stop the disease spread.

I sympathize with monks and novices who sometimes get or do not get food, because people do not dare to come out of their home to give food offerings to monks.

I sympathize with people who cannot sell vegetables they have grown, because nobody dares to buy from them at their plantations, because buyers do not want to be quarantined for 14 days.

I sympathize with various professions that live in difficulty to prevent the disease spread.

I sympathize with Thailand, the country where only a few careless people live in.

And I sympathize with volunteers who have to wake up at 1 a.m. to cook food for distributing to people who have been affected by the pandemic.

I sympathize with myself, even though I know that the more I sympathize with myself, the more difficult it will become. Still, I feel sympathetic.

The more I sympathize, the more I doubt how can the demonstration during this pandemic can help make the pandemic disappear from Thailand.

Buddha Isara