Burma cyclone death toll

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es.wordpress.com May 17, 2008

"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is every wasted." - Aesop "The official death toll from Burma's killer cyclone has nearly doubled to 78,000 as aid workers hampered by the country's un-cooperative military regime struggled to get basic data about the needs of up to 2.5 million desperate... [read full story]

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7. Many dangers for child survivors of cyclone in Myanmar

iht.com May 17, 2008

"That's a deep concern because unscrupulous recruiters will certainly take advantage of the situation," said David Mathieson, an expert on Myanmar with Human Rights Watch. Already, news has circulated among aid groups of two brokers who were arrested as they attempted to recruit children at a...

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9. Myanmar raises cyclone toll to 78,000

iht.com May 17, 2008

Myanmar's government almost doubled the official death toll on Friday to 78,000, two weeks after a huge cyclone ravaged much of the Irrawaddy Delta and the main city, Yangon. It also nearly doubled the number of missing to 55,917, and raised the number of injured steeply to 19,359, up from 1,403....

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Myanmar Rulers Slowing Cyclone Aid Efforts

wptz.com May 17, 2008

French Naval Ship Awaiting Permission To Land YANGON, Myanmar -- Two weeks after Myanmar was clobbered by a catastrophic cyclone, the nation's military rulers are slowing international efforts to help its people. A French naval ship off the coast is awaiting permission to deliver 1,500 tons of...

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Myanmar's military rulers slowing efforts to help cyclone victims

kcoy.com May 17, 2008

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) - Two weeks after Myanmar was clobbered by a catastrophic cyclone, the nation's military rulers are slowing international efforts to help its people. A French naval ship off the coast is awaiting permission to deliver 1,500 tons of aid. France wants to deliver the supplies...

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