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Many comments said that the whole nation should focus on rescue and put aside criticisms. Garbledtext from Bullog pointed out that it is a right time to question in order to avoid further mistake during the earthquake rescue [zh].
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Questioning, or playing the devil’s advocate, so to speak, is the best way to avoid future mistakes for sure.