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Cyclone Nargis: Distressing images
nwsource.com May 12, 2008
P-I Editorial: Another important way to help is to support the few agencies that already operate in Myanmar, including Save the Children and World Vision. The best way to support their work is to donate money that can purchase emergency supplies. ... SEATTLE...
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- Non-governmental Organizations,
- Disasters, Accidents & Crises,
- International Non-Governmental Organizations,
- Natural Disasters,
- Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar,
- Storms
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