The Associated Press - May 20, 2008
YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — Myanmar's junta, facing global outrage for spurning international assistance, appeared to relent Monday, saying it would allow its
CNN International - May 19, 2008
BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- Myanmar has agreed to let its South Asian neighbors send medical personnel and an assessment team to the cyclone-ravaged country.
The Gazette (Montreal) - May 19, 2008
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon will travel to Myanmar this week to try to speed up troubled cyclone relief, his spokeswoman said yesterday,
AFP - May 18, 2008
YANGON (AFP) — Myanmar wants to host an aid-pledging conference in Yangon to pool foreign assistance to survivors of this month's devastating cyclone,
Gulf Daily News - May 18, 2008
LONDON: Thousands of children in Myanmar could die of starvation within two or three weeks, a charity said yesterday. Save the Children UK said its research
Euronews.net - May 18, 2008
Faced with the mounting criticism from world leaders, Myanmar's military junta has flown some diplomats and aid workers into the southern Irrawaddy Delta
ABC News - May 17, 2008
AP Myanmar's junta kept a French navy ship laden with aid waiting outside its maritime border on Saturday, and showed off neatly laid out state relief camps
New York Times - May 17, 2008
AP Cyclone survivors receive free clothing at a monastery on the outskirts of Yangon. The government said that almost 78000 people had died; the Red Cross
The Associated Press - May 17, 2008
YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — A French navy ship carrying 1000 tons of food idled near Myanmar's coast Saturday, awaiting permission from the uncooperative ruling
National Post - May 16, 2008
YANGON (Reuters) - Torrential rain lashed victims of Cyclone Nargis on Friday as Myanmar's junta admitted more than 130000 people were dead or missing,