▲Sri Lanka attacks: 'I thought we had left all this violence behind us' (via BBC)

　　Simon Whitmarsh

　　55歲的退休英國醫(yī)生Whitmarsh正在斯里蘭卡度假。他當時在拜蒂克洛附近騎車，突然聽見一聲巨響，看見半英里遠處濃煙滾滾騰空而起。爆炸將朝拜者聚集的一所教堂炸毀。然后，他就看見救護車和哭泣著被疏散的人群。

　　科倫坡圣安東尼教堂外的安全武裝部隊 (via Getty Images)

　　不過，作為曾經的顧問兒科醫(yī)生，Whitmarsh說他忍不住想要幫助那些受傷的人群，因此自告奮勇地在當地醫(yī)院做志愿者。

　　"By that stage, they had activated emergency protocols," he says. "The hospital was heavily guarded by the army, who were stopping most people going in. "

　　“到那個階段，他們啟動了緊急協議，”他說。“醫(yī)院由軍隊嚴防死守，禁止大部分人進入。”

　　"All the streets around it were closed. It seemed very well organised. All I did was find someone senior to see if I could help."

　　“周圍的道路也被封鎖了?？瓷先ゾ挥行?。我所做的就是尋找重傷員，看看有什么我可以幫助的。”

　　"Now it's curfew, there's nothing. No vehicles, no people walking, nothing," he says. "'Stay indoors' is the message."

　　“現在宵禁了，什么都沒有了。沒有車、沒有行人，什么都沒有，”他說。“待在室內是命令。”

　　He added: "London people have said they were thinking of going home, but we can't do anything until the curfew finishes."

　　他補充說：“來自倫敦的人說他們想要回家，但在宵禁解除之前，我們什么都做不了。”

　　▲Sri Lanka attacks: 'I thought we had left all this violence behind us' (via BBC)

　　整合：Du Qiongfang

　　來源：BBC， 新華社，環(huán)球時報，今日俄羅斯

　　圖/題圖：BBC，Rt.com，The Guradian，AP，Reuters，Getty Images