UN official in Asia-Pacific joins call for urgent access to Myanmar
                   
nieuwsbank.nl     May 9, 2008            

[ Vrijdag 9 mei 2008 | United Nations (UN) ] 9 May 2008 - Echoing calls on the Myanmar authorities to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid in the wake of the deadly cyclone which has left some 1.5 million people in need, the top United Nations [read full story]                

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