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Two more US aid flights set to fly to Myanmar
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SABC
- 5/15/2008
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Two more American aid flights were due to leave for cyclone-hit Myanmar today where the reclusive military government is keeping most foreign aid workers away from the devastated Irrawaddy delta. Local staff for international relief agencies are stretched to breaking point and facing tighter restric
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Monks back on front lines to aid cyclone victims
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Marshall News Messenger
- 5/14/2008
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KYI BUI KHAW, Myanmar รข?? The saffron-robed monks who spearheaded a bloody uprising last fall against Myanmar's military rulers are back on the front lines, this time providing food, shelter and spiritual solace to cyclone victims. The military regime has moved to curb the Buddhist clerics' efforts,
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US concerned about aid reaching Myanmar victims
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KAALtv.com
- 5/14/2008
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(AP) WASHINGTON - The United States has 'massive concern' about whether its aid for Myanmars cyclone victims will get to those suffering from disease and a lack of food and water, the director of the U.S. office of foreign disaster assistance said Monday. Ky Luu told reporters that the United States
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Boat carrying relief supplies for cyclone victims sinks
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CBS 47
- 5/13/2008
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Flags of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Society hang on the streets of Seoul, South Korea, November 2005. (Chung Sung-Jun, ) GENEVA (AP) - The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies says a cargo ship carrying relief supplies for more than 1,000 c
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Two more U.S. aid flights set to fly to Myanmar
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Washington Post
- 5/13/2008
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YANGON (Reuters) - Two more American aid flights were due to leave for cyclone-hit Myanmar on Tuesday where the reclusive military government is keeping most foreign aid workers away from the devastated Irrawaddy delta. Local staff for international relief agencies are stretched to breaking point an
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Myanmar > Boat carrying aid to cyclone victims sinks
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Concord Monitor
- 5/13/2008
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Myanmar's monumental task of feeding and sheltering 1.5 million cyclone survivors suffered yet another blow yesterday when a boat laden with relief supplies - one of the first international shipments - sank on its way to the disaster zone. The death toll jumped to more than 28,000 and British Foreig
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U.S. begins aid flights to Myanmar cyclone victims
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Gloversville Leader-Herald
- 5/13/2008
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Email: ' ' <--TO Email REQUIRED! <--FROM Email REQUIRED! YANGON, Myanmar (AP) _ A U.S. plane ferried relief to Myanmar for the first time Monday to help nearly 2 million cyclone victims facing disease and starvation, but both President Bush and the U.N. chief strongly criticized the military j
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More U.S. aid flights set to fly to Myanmar
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Mirror
- 5/13/2008
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Local staff for international relief agencies are stretched to breaking point and facing tighter restrictions on their ability to deliver the trickle of foreign aid flowing in to 1.5 million survivors facing hunger and disease. Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said its first cargo plane loaded with me
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Myanmar's monks are back on front lines, this time to help cyclone victims
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Y108 Rocks
- 5/13/2008
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KYI BUI KHAW, Myanmar - The saffron-robed monks who spearheaded a bloody uprising last fall against Myanmar's military rulers are back on the front lines, this time providing food, shelter and spiritual solace to cyclone victims. The military regime has moved to curb the Buddhist clerics' efforts, e
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Boat carrying aid to cyclone victims sinks
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Jamestown Sun
- 5/13/2008
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