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CYCLONE NARGIS Surin seeks more UN relief aid for Burma ANUCHA CHAROENPO KUNGYANGON, BURMA : Members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) need to convince the United Nations, which will hold its annual meeting this month, to provide more humanitarian aid for the two million victims of Cyclone Nargis in Burma, Asean secretary-general Surin Pitsuwan said yesterday.

Conversion II - Bnei Menashe from India Anonymous comment to “Conversion - Bnei Menashe from India in limbo“: Anonymous 8/21/08’s description of the area where the Bnai Menashe originate does not anywhere match the reality. The Bene Menashe are Christians living in Manipur and Mizoram between Burma and Bangladesh.

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Meet the Cyclone Nargis Orphans Posted in Cyclone Nargis Orphans, cyclone nagis burma by Sit Mone on July 25th, 2008 This blogger has decided to stop the posts related to Cyclone Nargis of Burma as most of the mainstream media as well as the alternate media has successfully highlighted the plight

Burmese Cartoonists’ views of Cyclone Nargis Posted in cartoon by Sit Mone on July 24th, 2008 Click to see the enlarged view See more cartoons at Mizzima Sit Mone Tagged with: burma, cyclone nargis, cyclone nargis cartoon exhibition, Help Cyclone Nagis victims of Burma, Military Junta,

A Burmese writer who wanted to sell old collection of books for survival (Eie Kyar Kwe) Filed under: eie kyar kwe, writer — Sit Mone @ 9:48 am Tags: A Burmese writer who wanted to sell old collection of b, အီၾကာေကြး, burma, burmese writer, cyclone nargis victim, eie kyar kwe, for survival (Eie Kyar

Fantastic project by designer/art director James West, with all the money raised from the book going to UNICEF. So far he has made £6000 (€7538 / USD11841) for cyclone victims of Myanmar (Burma). You can donate directly, if you wish, here. Unfortunately the book is now sold out, but you never know, maybe some more will be produced? I would buy one.

Burma’s storm survivors cobble together a meager future. From The Washington Post: Two months after a cyclone savaged the fertile Irrawaddy Delta, in Burma’s southwest, the bones of drowning victims still clutter the muddy banks of waterways.

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Almost seven weeks after Cyclone Nargis left 133,000 dead or missing in Burma (Myanmar), the situation is still grave. Still Suffering: There are 2.4 million people still suffering. Among these there are thousands of Christians. Decaying bodies float in the river tributaries.