World Press Photo -- Another pictures to depict the human suffering

I myself do not know why I am always attracted to these kind of award-winning and real-to-life photos that depict human suffering and anguish. It, probably, helps to soften my heart and helps me to change my paradigm of thinking that how I am fortunate to have a happy family, wonderful friends, good health, stable job, good life in Singapore, countless opportunities to travel aboard, and fair share of beautiful experiences where few Singaporeans have. The only thing that I do not really need is the wealth or I am not a rich man, maybe I am really a poor man after sinking all my hard-earned my money to fund my dream to go sailing. I am being contented with what I am now. I always feel a strong urge to go to developing/poor countries to help those unfortunate victims of the plight. I do not mind tending to the wounds sustained by the war victims and upon tending to the wounds, I could feel the unimaginable pain and inabsolvable suffering borned by them.

See those award-winning photos that definitely make the iron-hearted men go soft-hearted.

An African woman with her poignant eyes was really an epitome of human suffering where famine hit her village. A little hand virtually covered teenager mom's mouth, creating an uncertain picture of what the future will be held in store for them.

An Indian mom was waiting for the emergency help when her village was hit by a disaster. A child by her mom's side seemed to plead for help while her mom lied on the mud ground, watching helplessly.

A little Iraqi girl, crying for help, stood on the blood-stained ground, and she was probably crying for her parents. I simply looked upon on such an innocent child helplessly and I wish to jump into the picture to rescue from this cruel world. Oh God, pls save her from misery as soon as possible....