Greatest enemy of the Humans? || Union Gazette

THE UNION GAZETTE

Uniting India, since 2092

29th July 2098 (International Edition)

THE BIGGEST ENEMY OF HUMANS?

Ever asked this question to yourself? The biggest enemy to humans are not a different species, a different animal, a bird, a virus or any other organism, but humans themselves. We are the same humans who can very heartlessly drop nuclear bombs and show no sympathy for those affected. Such is the mankind.

We simply don't care about the planet, everyone knows that. But the day we stop caring about each other is the day humans start reaching degeneracy. The war in the north and across the Atlantic did not reach a conclusion or even manage to derive something meaningful, instead just turn perfectly living humans, who were moving, speaking, playing, cooking, travelling or doing what not, including children, were murdered by a bomb.

The cruel reality humanity has reached upon has to be stopped as soon as possible, and the only possible manner to do so is by letting the same people know that another group of humans also exist, a group which cares and loves people, instead of believing in blatantly murdering human lives.

The Union of India condemns the ongoing war and an effort has been launched by various states of India to aid the needy and to evacuate and help its civillians.

May Lyin, Rangoon.

A HELPING HAND TO THE NEEDY

Hashemites: The Ministry of Interior Office of Chemical, Biological, Radiological & Nuclear Defence has issued a final notice to those who haven't evacuated, mainly the central Punjab areas as rest of Mountainous people of Balochistan, Harmozgan, Sistan and Northern Areas of Ladakh, Kashmir & Gilgit have taken into bunkers built into terrorist and militias hideouts during GWOT.

Balti Children being sent to bunkers.

Bangladesh: Bengal has started Emergency everywhere sound alarms are going off, food is being taken to sheltre, and the military has been armed with radiation suits patrolling the area, the govt has also provided some radiation suits to civilians, Ac trains are occupied by civilians, border has been completely opened for other UOI members, Food and other supplies are being rushed to be stored, factories have also begun closing down, and our current PM is in bunker. 

Alongside that, various underground fish farms have been created, and fishing boats have been deployed to the sea to fish amounts of fish to feed the civilian populace. 

Bengali Fishermen departing to catch fishes probably for their last time.

East India: East India begins an all-round evacuation move, abandoning shanty towns, agricultural fields, and pushing people into train coaches and locking the coaches under strong concrete bunkers. More people will be accommodated in underground spaces, underground metro stations and bunkers.

 Children and the aged will be evacuated the first, with the others following board as quickly as possible. The industries of East India have been ordered to produce equipment for making more nuclear shelters, and the left fruits and vegetables have been ordered to either be canned or pickled, so that they can be preserved longer. 

Alongside that, numerous fishing boats have been deployed to bring fish from the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea. New refugee shelters have been created to aid Japanese and Russian refugees in India.

Guides providing detail about bunkers to evacuated civillians in a village near Hpa-An

Following efforts are being made to aid people from the radiation that will encompass the Indian subcontinent as a result of south-west monsoon winds. These winds come from the high-pressure Arabian sea to the low-pressure Indian subcontinent, which bring rain to the lands. However, this time, these rains will also bring radioactive material to the lands, which could possibly cause a lot of problems among the people. As a result, people are being evacuated.

While Bangladesh has been providing humanitarian assistance in the war-torn areas of Soviet Federation and the United Imperium, East India has invited refugees from Soviet Federation and Ajako, citing good historical and cultural ties to both the nations, and also for the sake of humanity.

It is requested on behalf of many Indians to help people, not murder them.

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