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Burma and China (ambainny.blogspot.com)

Tags: burma,dhamma,bloggers,cyclone,earthquake,china

Submitted about 9 hours ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

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'Free Burma Rangers' Report: Ongoing FBR Response to Cyclone (www.freeburmarangers.org)

Tags: burma,cyclone,cyclone nargis,free burma rangers

Submitted about 21 hours ago by backhandpath | 1 Comments |

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Govt has blood on its hands, too (www.bangkokpost.com)

Tags: burma,cyclone,junta,stealing aid,disaster aid

Submitted about 22 hours ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

2 Points
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Human Empowerment Initiative Aiding Burmese Cyclone Victims (blog.worldwide-impact-now.org)

Tags: burma,cyclone,refugees,myanmar

Submitted about 21 hours ago by subbob | 1 Comments |

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Heavy rains head toward Burma (www.thestar.com)

Tags: burma,disaster aid,cyclone

Submitted about 22 hours ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

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Up to 2.5 million affected in Burma cyclone: UN (www.abc.net.au)

Tags: burma,cyclone,cyclone nargis,disaster aid,un

Submitted about 21 hours ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

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Myanmar cyclone: Survivors used as forced labour (www.telegraph.co.uk)

Tags: burma,cyclone,junta,stealing aid,disaster aid,forced labor

Submitted about 15 hours ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

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UN calls for aid corridor to Burma (www.guardian.co.uk)

Tags: burma,cyclone,cyclone nargis,disaster aid,un

Submitted 2 days ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

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UPTATE-Death Toll at Least 10,000 From China Quake (voanews.com)

Tags: china,earthquake,deathtoll,disaster

Submitted 3 days ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

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In Burma, a frustrated quiet (www.csmonitor.com)

Tags: burma,cyclone,cyclone nargis,disaster aid

Submitted 3 days ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

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