Are you agree........?

I understand...mistakes is natural and learning from mistakes are the best thing to do so that it never happens again. and yes we should have the mentality to accept and respect others feeling and emotions. Cultural differences is also important, which is normal and can be ignored in one culture, can have a great impact in other culture. It depends on how reactive they are, how conservative they are about things that relate to them and how open minded they are to consider a fact. Misinterpreting caused by misunderstanding like you said can lead to huge controversial and conflicted situation and sometimes it becomes so complected to handle that a simple apology seems nothing in return... But in my opinion organizations like BBC, which deals with a huge community from different country and culture should be more careful and sensitive to an issue like this case. Because there's so many sentiments are involved here. Who have been killed and survived in Hiroshima and Nagasaki disaster, it a extremely touchy incident for their family. And the person who have been survived two times from these phenomena....is certainly lucky and is subject to get sympathy in my point of view.. I do believe and hope that we'll never experience such mistake from BBC in future because when an organization become large and well recognized their duties and responsibilities also increases simultaneously. And our expectations become sky high that is why we react so quickly and boldly when it is violated or neglected.. thanks for your opinion pal ..