BBC Burmese Service: Burma aid increasing as casualties rise
                   
burmanet.org     May 13, 2008            

The United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki Moon, has said he is immensely frustrated at what he called the unacceptably slow delivery of aid to the victims of Cyclone Nargis in Burma. Mr Ban also warned that an outbreak of infectious diseases could dwarf the current crisis, unless more aid got... [read full story]                    


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MYANMAR: Government cuts currency red tape for donors

irinnews.org     4 hrs ago   3 related          

Cyclone Nargis affected 2.4 million people and left nearly 140,000 people dead or missing YANGON, 4 September 2008 (IRIN) - The UN is calling on donors to give more generously to an international appeal for victims of...                    

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Burma famine (by Ian Holliday)

typepad.com     7 hrs ago          

Humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Burma's Chin State. Early this year, a rare species of bamboo that flowers roughly every half-century produced a bumper harvest of fruit and seed eaten mainly by rats. For several months...                    

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Different walks of life in Myanmar hold activities in cyclone relief fund raising

people.com.cn     12 hrs ago   2 related          

Different walks of life in Myanmar have been holding various activities to raise relief funds for cyclone victims as a charity move. According to this week's issue of the local 7-Day News, vocalists serving in Myanmar's...                    

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Times of India: Time for a revision - Baladas Ghoshal and Ian Holliday

burmanet.org     yesterday   1 related          

Caught between engagement and isolation, Burma, renamed Myanmar by its dictatorial military junta, is in a state of decline. What was once the richest land in South East Asia is now one of the poorest. What was once a...                    

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