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井上晴美、心ない声に心痛 ブログは「これで発信やめます」
熊本県内を中心とした地震で実家が全壊したことを明かしたタレントの井上晴美（41）が18日、自身のブログを更新。これまで現地の状況などを伝えてきた井上だが一部ネット上での誹謗中傷に心を痛め「これで発信やめます」とつづった。
「ここblogで書いてることが私がよくないとかわかりませんが、ネットで悪くかかれてるとか一切見てませんが聞こえてました」という井上。「ただ私が感じてること書いてることがなぜそんな風になるのかよくわかりません残念です」と心境をつづると、最後は「これで発信やめます これ以上の辛さは今はごめんなさい 必死です」と結んだ。
井上は地震発生後から、現地の様子や詳細などをブログで伝えてきており、同日朝にも送られてくる支援物資を受け取れない状況にあるとして助けを求め、輸送方法など良いアイデアを「教えてください」と呼びかけていた。
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