Relief work in progress in Myanmar after cyclone
                   
people.com.cn     May 12, 2008            

A total of 9,330 cyclone victims have been accommodated in 32 relief camps opened in three areas for homeless survivors in southwestern Ayeyawaddy division severely hit by cyclone Nargis on May 2 and 3, official newspaper New Light of Myan ... ... A total of 9,330 cyclone... [read full story]                

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