A Kenyan military spokesman has set out a warning on the Twitter social media website. Major Emmanuel ChirChir wrote "Do not sell donkeys to Somali militant group al-Shabab". Kenya is battling al-Shabab, a militant group link to al-Qaeda in Somalia. Major ChirChir has been using Twitter to communicate with the public. He wrote on Thursday that al-Shabub militants are using donkeys to transport their weapons. He asked Kenyan and Somali citizens not to sell donkeys to the group.
（日本語訳）
ケニアの軍報道官は、ソーシャルメディアウェブサイトである、ツィッターに警告を載せた。エマニュエル・チャチャ少佐は、ソマリアの武装グループ、アルシャバブにロバを売るな、と書き込んだ。ケニヤは、ソマリアで、アルカイダと結びついている武装グループ、アルシャバブと戦っている。チャチャ少佐は、民衆と連絡するため、ツイッターを使っている。彼は、木曜日、アルシャバブは、武器を運ぶためロバを使っていると書き込み、ケニヤとソマリアの一般市民に、アルシャバブにロバを売らないように呼びかけた。
My thought/opinion on this issue
This is a very interesting news. It includes "modern" and "old-fashioned" that means the Major used a very modern communication tool to tel people not to sell an old-fashioned transportation system.
2 comments:
warning on the Twitter, social media website.
--> warning on the Twitter social media website.
al-Quaida
--> al-Qaeda
using the twitter
--> using Twitter
Thursday the al-Shabub
--> Thursday that al-Shabub
Yes, now that you mention it, that is indeed an interesting point about old-fashioned transportation and new-fashioned communication.
Jon-san,
Thank you for correcting.
Wireless communication needs less infrastructure than wired communication system. So developing countries can use it in less money.
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