This aerial view shows a devastated town, with many roofs missing, in the Irrawaddy Delta region. Raw footage purportedly taken by Rangoon resident as

The junta sought international assistance quickly but has been slow to give visas to foreign aid workers. By David Montero | Correspondent of The Christian

By Anahad O'Connor Burmese soldiers cleared fallen trees from a road in Myanmar’s sprawling main city, Yangon, on Monday. (Heinrich Schoeneich/EPA) As the

Locals make their way past a fallen tree following a devastating cyclone, Sunday, May 4, 2008, in Yangon, Myanmar. Myanmar announced Tuesday it is delaying

OTTAWA -Canada's international aid agency will provide $2 million to help rebuild Myanmar, a country reeling from a cyclone that hit this weekend,

By Steve Herman The international community is pledging emergency aid for Burma, following the devastating cyclone that has killed thousands of people.

International agencies are pushing to gain access for a massive aid operation in Burma, where the toll from Saturday's cyclone continues to rise.

A top Burmese government official says the death toll from the cyclone that hit his country this weekend may top 10000 people, foreign diplomats reported

By VOA News Burma's military government has told foreign officials and aid organizations that it will accept their help in recovering from Saturday's

OTTAWA (AFP) — Canada's International Cooperation Minister Bev Oda announced Monday two million dollars in aid for the people of Myanmar, devastated by a

JUST a few days before the military dictators who run Myanmar (Burma) were to conduct a bogus referendum to justify a new constitution entrenching their

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — Myanmar's foreign minister says the death toll from the cyclone that ripped through the country could reach 10000.

As aid starts to get through after Saturday's deadly cyclone, Myanmar's military leaders say a referendum on a new constitution will still go ahead.

At least 351 people have been killed by cyclone Nargis as it tore through Burma this weekend. Another 100000 people were left homeless when the strom tore

The first emergency supplies to be airlifted into Myanmar following a weekend cyclone that has left tens of thousands dead arrived in Yangon on Tuesday on

Bangkok, 6 May 2008 - The World Food Programme has begun distributing food in cyclone-damaged areas of Yangon as it ramped up efforts to respond to the

By LALIT K JHA and VIOLET CHO Burma’s neighbors, including Thailand and India, have begun sending aid to the country in the wake of a devastating cyclone

By Oren Yaniv and Corky Siemaszko As the death toll soared from the ferocious cyclone that pounded Myanmar, Burmese expats in New York Monday