to the Press Center to My Rush Time as a Journalist My days as a journalist seeking for news in the refugee camps of a disaster were tough and busy I usually (1) ...... up at eight o'clock am and (2) check the daily schedule of briefings and press conferences it was usually held by the United Nation officials or Disaster Mitigation Team It was challenging to visit different refugee camps to find soft-human interest stories. I got a lot of (3) from the survivors in the camps. After getting some stories. I went back to the Press Center to cover the press conferences of the day I went back and forth the camps and Press Center (4) ............... times a day. It was heartbreaking when I (5) ( those survivors fight for food and secondhand clothing. Unfortunately as they (6) the food and clothing were limited and inadequate. Emerging to glaring, fool noon, it was time to go back to Press Center to write stories and race against time I was always fearing that the intemet would come crushing down. After everything was done, only then I (7) to eat. Most of the time. I only ate once a day because I always (8) ............... to rush, and again, it was difficult to find food. I had to travel quite far to find it. Sometimes, I (9) ................ to spend 30 to 45 minutes drive just to find fresh food (10) ................ more food, I'd bought it back and (11) it with my fellow journalists Everyone (12) each other. stories needed shared went several said woke helped Saw remembered found had​