Myanmar, Finally Allows All Aid Workers In

The ruling Military Junta has finally allowed all aid workers into the country regardless of nationality.

The U.N. is saying that the Cyclone that struck the country has killed more than 130,000 people and left more than 2 million homeless.

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Update on Burma Disaster, Death Toll of 100,000

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Some relief aid is finally getting into Burma, but it is not enough as the military run Government is still not allowing all relief help efforts into the country. U.S. Aid is still on standby and there are delays in getting Visa's to Taiwanese aid workers.

World Food Programme is stating that it is critical to get aid into the country within the next 10 days or the crisis will widen. If you can please visit the World Food Programme site to make a much needed donation.

New death toll estimates coming from an official U.S. diplomat in the country put a number out that could exceed 100,000. Much higher than estimates of 22,000 - 50,000 as the Government of Burma stated.

France suggests the invoking of a UN "responsibility to protect" and that aid should be delivered without the permission of the military run Government.

See my other post on this story Here.

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