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Published on: Sunday, January 24, 2021
By: Kan Yaw Chong
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The famous Donkey’s Ears before and after the quake. The violent tremor broke one of the iconic ‘ears’!
THERE is such a thing called “sad truth”. The “sad truth” is, people forget about natural disasters really quickly, according to a study done by Professor David Konisky of the University of Indiana, USA.      
One moment people are completely traumatised by extreme weather like severe storms and flooding, the next moment its memory fades.    
The same has happened to the big Sabah quake June 5, 2015. People are not thinking about it anymore. ....

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