Myanmar cyclone death toll mounts to 77000
thenews.com.pk     May 17, 2008            

YANGON: The death toll from Myanmar's devastating cyclone has nearly doubled to almost 77,000. According to state media, heavy rains lashed much of the area stricken two weeks ago when cyclone Nargis hit the country, hampering already-delayed relief efforts. The number of missing has risen... [read full story]                    


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Roundup: Myanmar makes efforts to revive tourism industry after storm

people.com.cn     1 hr ago   1 related          

Myanmar is making efforts to revive its tourism industry severely affected by May storm and some measures are being taken for the purpose, according to Thursday's 7-Day News. Although it has been over three months after the...                    

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Myanmar Junta's 'Odd' Rules Sap Cyclone Aid: Reports

newsdesk.org     8 hrs ago   5 related          

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A New Breed of Monk Rises in Myanmar

buddhistchannel.tv     15 hrs ago   1 related          

SAGAING, Myanmar -- Sitagu Sayadaw sits on a raised platform, three visitors kneeling below him, and explains the source of his power as a Buddhist monk. "I don't have any guns but I have very strong weapons: love, kindness and...                    

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MYANMAR: Hope fades for cyclone missing

irinnews.org     17 hrs ago   1 related          

Thousands of cyclone victims remain missing more than three months on KOKKO, 20 August 2008 (IRIN) - Soe Naing was in the town of Labutta at the far end of Myanmar’s Ayeyarwaddy Delta when the cyclone obliterated his village,...                    

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