Myanmar(Burma)-Thai Friendship

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To know and update Myanmar(Burma) current Information for Thai poeple.
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วันศุกร์ ที่ 9 พฤษภาคม 2551

UN Suspends Aid Shipment to Burma

Posted by BurmeseBoy , ผู้อ่าน : 89 , 23:26:41 น.

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The UN announced on Friday that it has suspended all aid shipments to Burma, following the junta’s seizure of all food and equipment of the World Food Program (WFP). WFP officials said they have “no choice” but to suspend their aid efforts following the unprecedented seizure by the secretive military government. The flag of World Food Program (WFP) is seen at the Asia Emergency Response Facility of i....

The UN announced on Friday that it has suspended all aid shipments to Burma, following the junta’s seizure of all food and equipment of the World Food Program (WFP). WFP officials said they have “no choice” but to suspend their aid efforts following the unprecedented seizure by the secretive military government. The flag of World Food Program (WFP) is seen at the Asia Emergency Response Facility of i....

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Forty Percent of Dead, Missing may be Children

Posted by BurmeseBoy , ผู้อ่าน : 84 , 14:28:34 น.

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Nearly half of the number of dead and missing in Burma following cyclone Nargis are likely to be children, according to Save the Children officials in Burma.Andrew Kirkwood, the Save the Children country director, said the death toll and missing may include about 40 percent children because of their greater vulnerability during the storm and subsequent flooding. Homeless children whose homes were des....

Nearly half of the number of dead and missing in Burma following cyclone Nargis are likely to be children, according to Save the Children officials in Burma.Andrew Kirkwood, the Save the Children country director, said the death toll and missing may include about 40 percent children because of their greater vulnerability during the storm and subsequent flooding. Homeless children whose homes were des....

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Humanitarian Intervention Needed

Posted by BurmeseBoy , ผู้อ่าน : 70 , 13:50:18 น.

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As a major humanitarian crisis in Burma unfolds and the death tool reaches 100,000, it is becoming increasingly clear that the Burmese military government is not doing enough to save lives.This is a regime with a solid a reputation for deception and suppression of the truth. However, the reality of the cyclone’s devastation and the junta’s fatal intransigence and stubbornness cannot be swept under th....

As a major humanitarian crisis in Burma unfolds and the death tool reaches 100,000, it is becoming increasingly clear that the Burmese military government is not doing enough to save lives.This is a regime with a solid a reputation for deception and suppression of the truth. However, the reality of the cyclone’s devastation and the junta’s fatal intransigence and stubbornness cannot be swept under th....

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International Aid Contributions

Posted by BurmeseBoy , ผู้อ่าน : 39 , 13:43:45 น.

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Foreign governments and international aid agencies have now pledged more than US $30 million in humanitarian aid and technical support to Burma in the wake of the destruction caused by Cyclone Nargis. The Burmese military government has accepted the offers of international relief, but, according to the aid agencies, is simultaneously frustrating efforts by placing travel restrictions and bureaucratic....

Foreign governments and international aid agencies have now pledged more than US $30 million in humanitarian aid and technical support to Burma in the wake of the destruction caused by Cyclone Nargis. The Burmese military government has accepted the offers of international relief, but, according to the aid agencies, is simultaneously frustrating efforts by placing travel restrictions and bureaucratic....

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In a drowning paradise, saving people from the sins of their leaders

Posted by BurmeseBoy , ผู้อ่าน : 53 , 13:40:02 น.

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Only a little over six months ago there seemed a real possibility that hope for a peaceful change in Burma was on the horizon. That ended in ugly scenes with attacks on Buddhist institutions and revered monks by the military junta of Burma.Since then, the last thing people of Irrawaddy Delta, the heart of the saffron uprising, expected was one more deadly devastation. No government can stop or compl....

Only a little over six months ago there seemed a real possibility that hope for a peaceful change in Burma was on the horizon. That ended in ugly scenes with attacks on Buddhist institutions and revered monks by the military junta of Burma.Since then, the last thing people of Irrawaddy Delta, the heart of the saffron uprising, expected was one more deadly devastation. No government can stop or compl....

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