Anger
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| Artists | Sandy Lam |
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| Release date | 1986 |
| Labels | CBS/Sony Records Inc. |
| Genres | Cantopop |
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| ID | 2429815 |
About Anger
Anger is the second album by Sandy Lam, released under CBS Records in 1986. This album performed poorly in terms of album sales and chart performance. Despite this, Sandy attracted a group of male teenager audiences.
Wales' 20mph speed limit: How has the first month gone?
... A record Senedd petition suggests all-round Anger - but what do people think? So I went on a road trip a month on from the controversial change - billed as the biggest change to driving in a generation in Wales and affecting 35% of roads - with an open mind...
Liberia election: George Weah faces demands for war crimes court
... " His comments reflect a commonly felt Anger - that 20 years after the end of the country s brutal two civil wars, in which an estimated 250,000 died, most people are still struggling to survive...
Morocco earthquake: Villagers' hopes waning in search for survivors
... Pressure - and Anger - is mounting on Morocco s government to accept the help offered by several nations...
Third by-election for Tories as Boris Johnson ally quits
... It is clear there is deep - and wide - Anger, if not surprise, at the way Mr Johnson and his allies have lashed out at the committee and the integrity of its members, who are duty bound to put party affiliation to one side, and not speak publicly about their report until it is published...
Umar Patek: Anger and fear in Australia as Bali bomber freed
... Indonesia says Umar Patek has been deradicalised, but his parole has sparked Anger - particularly in Australia, where 88 victims were from...
Are women getting angrier?
... " Anger has always been an emotion that s easy for me to tap into, " she says...
Brussels attacks: Trial begins over 2016 attacks that killed 32
... " I needed to express a kind of Anger - which is legitimate...
Nancy Pelosi: How she rose to the top - and stayed there
... By then she was a lightning rod for Republican Anger - in their eyes, representing the coastal elites pushing a big-spending, radical platform...
Morocco earthquake: Villagers' hopes waning in search for survivors
Rescuers in Morocco have been using their bare hands as Desperate Search efforts continue for survivors of Friday's powerful earthquake.
A total of 2,681 people are known to have died in The Tremor - The country's deadliest in 60 years.
Morocco 's government is Under Pressure to accept more international aid, as rescuers battle with exhaustion.
So Far , it has accepted help from only four Countries - Spain , The UK, Qatar and The United Arab Emirates.
The 6. 8 magnitude Tremor hit The High Atlas Mountains south of Marrakesh, and destroyed many rural and remote villages.
One of them - Tafeghaghte - has had its population of 200 people nearly halved, and many are Still Missing .
Heavy lifting equipment is struggling to get through roads blocked by boulders and other debris.
In The Village of Moulay Brahim, 26-year-old Said told The Bbc that he saw his neighbour's house collapse.
" A Family of six people lived there. The Father was outside at The Time and is Still Alive , but his wife and four children were there and died, " He Said , in a state of shock.
" The daughters were 15, eight and five years old. The Last Child was a Little Boy about to turn three" he explained.
Said has not been able to sleep or eat since Friday Night .
" The Situation is catastrophic. I don't know how I will recover from this, " He Said .
Tom Godfrey, The Team lead for UK rescue charity EMT, said The worst impact is in The south-west, where humanitarian relief is desperately needed.
Speaking to The Bbc En Route The Village of Amizmiz, He Said his team are expecting to treat traumatic injuries initially, with The Risk of disease increasing if aid is further delayed.
The World Health Organization said More Than 300,000 people have been affected by The disaster.
The Tinmel Mosque, a historic site in The Mountains , has been severely damaged, and Marrakesh's Old City , a World Heritage Site has suffered collapsed buildings.
Pressure - and Anger - is mounting on Morocco 's government to accept The Help offered by several nations.
The United States , Tunisia, Turkey, Taiwan and France - a former colonial power of Morocco - are some of The nations which have offered support.
Neighbouring Algeria, which has a long history of fraught relations with Morocco , has offered specialised rescue workers, medical personnel and sniffer dogs, as well as beds, tents and blankets.
But The Moroccan government has said it does not want to risk a chaotic situation with dozens of Countries and aid organisations arriving to help.
" A lack of co-ordination in such cases would be counterproductive, " authorities said.
Dr Clare McCaughey, a GP based in Marrakesh, told The Bbc that private clinics like hers will not hesitate to " provide care to any earthquake victims free of charge".
" Moroccans are doing what Moroccans do best, " She Said , adding that it has been " incredible" to see The outpouring of support from The community.
" There are huge trucks going up to The Mountains , but also people [taking their cars] to The supermarkets and getting them up The Hill to The people".
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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