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** FILE** Abdullah Mehsud, left, a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner, talks on his walky-talkie as his body guard looks on near Chagmalai in South Waziristan along Afghanistan border in this Oct 14, 2004 file photo. Mehsud, who led pro-Taliban militants in Pakistan after his release, died on Tuesday, July 24, 2007 when he blew himself up with a grenade to avoid arrest. Armed intelligence agents cornered Mehsud and three other men at the house of a leader of an Islamist political party in the southwestern town of Zhob, police officials said. (AP Photo/M. Sajjad/FILE)
It was a farewell party for Pak Lam and his parents, in a few days time, the family will migrate to Australia permanently, or at least for several years. Pak Lam is five years old, when I asked him whether Australia is somewhere close or somewhere faraway, he answered with doubts, ‘somewhere close?’. The next time Pak Lam meets his cousins might be when he is a teenager. The physical separation of family, one would assumed can be compensated by web communication technology, but in most time these technologies create psychological boundaries. Judging it this way, the farewell could be an impactful event in Pak Lam’s life.
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