A young boy sits by the wreckage of a home near Kyauktan in Myanmar. More Photos > By THE NEW YORK TIMES This article is by a reporter for The New York

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — A Red Cross boat carrying rice and drinking water for cyclone victims sank Sunday, while the death toll jumped to more than 28000 and

United Nations: Will release a minimum of $10m, launching a "flash appeal" to raise much more money. International Red Cross: $189000.

One million people are now thought to have been made homeless by the devastating cyclone which hit southern Myanmar at the weekend.

The Finnish Ambassador to Thailand has met with representatives of the Myanmar military junta. He encouraged them to allow international relief agencies to

Sunday, May 11, 2008 — Slightly more than a week after cyclone Nargis struck Myanmar, relief supplies—such as tarps, water containers, water purification

Toronto - As the death toll climbs in Myanmar, Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty has vowed to help the cyclone victims. McGuinty says his office has been in

AP - da 2 minuti Homeless Burmese children smile as they gather at a damaged structure in Kontigome village at the outskirts of hard-hit Bogalay town,

A cargo plane carrying 35 tons of emergency aid leaves a French airport and heads for the victims of Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar.

Relief supplies from the United Nations as well as aid from Asian countries are arriving at Yangon International Airport for distribution to cyclone victims

By Kate Adams On May 8th, the North Bay branch of the Canadian Red Cross celebrated “World Red Cross Day” at City Hall, where Mayor Vic Fedeli helped to

BANGKOK: With the death toll in Myanmar now feared to be more than 100000, a number of aid organizations have started relief efforts in the hardest-hit

(NECN/ABC) - A cyclone has killed more than 20000 people in Myanmar. The aim now is to prevent any more deaths for want of food, water, shelter and medicine