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Ban-Ki-moon on Monday expressed deep concern and urged the Myanmar's ruling junta to accelerate relief aid distribution for those affected by the devastating cyclone. Cyclone...
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- News Source: International Herald Tribune | about 1 year agoAnd even with the American flight — the first of three that the Myanmar government has approved — President George W. Bush said that the slow flow of aid suggested that the generals in charge were either "isolated or callous." "It's been days,...
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- News Source: Macleans | about 1 year agoOfficials distributed aid Tuesday from the first international truck convoy to reach cyclone-battered Myanmar, while the UN chief criticized the country's military leaders for their "unacceptably slow response" to the crisis. Even as some two million...
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- News Source: Channel NewsAsia | about 1 year agoFast Facts "Today is the 11th day since typhoon Nargis hit Myanmar. I want to register my deep concern and immense frustration on the unacceptably slow response to this grave humanitarian crisis," Ban told a news conference. "I emphasize that this is...
- News Source: CCTV | about 1 year agoThe death toll of Myanmar's cyclone disaster kept rising with 3,480 more people killed, bringing the total to 31,938, according to a news report of the state radio Monday evening. Altogether 29,770 people remained missing, down from 33,416, the...
- News Source: Kuwait Times | about 1 year agoThe first US military aid flight landed in Myanmar yesterday, but relief supplies continued to just dribble into the reclusive state nine days after a devastating cyclone. A C-130 military transport plane left Thailand's Vietnam War-era U-Tapao...
- News Source: The Courier-Mail | about 1 year agoIn his most critical comments on Burma's military government to date, Mr Ban said that despite repeated attempts to contact the junta's senior general, Than Shwe, he had been unable to speak with him and had sent him a letter. "We are at a critical...
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