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Full Coverage: Cyclone Nargis - NZ Response
Disasters: 100s Of 1000s May Need Aid In
Cyclone-Hit Myanmar
The number of people requiring
humanitarian assistance following the deadly cyclone which
struck Myanmar a few days ago could number in the hundreds
of thousands, according to the United Nations which is
mobilizing aid in the wake of the disaster. Image: NASA.
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ALSO:
- NZ Govt - NZ NGOs to get $500,000 for Myanmar relief effort
- NZ Govt - NZ likely to contribute to Myanmar relief
- TEAR Fund - TEAR fund launches appeal for Myanmar victims
- TEAR Fund - Kiwi response to Myanmar disaster praised
- TEAR Fund - TEAR Fund getting around Myanmar difficulties
- Salvation Army - Salvation Army launches Myanmar appeal
- Oxfam - Oxfam launches $200,000 Myanmar Cyclone Appeal
- Oxfam - Oxfam's work around the Myanmar Cyclone
- World Vision NZ - World Vision one of few on ground in Myanmar
- Caritas - Caritas accepting donations towards Cyclone Nargis
- Council of Trade Unions - CTU, Union of Burma call for cyclone relief
- Save The Children - Save the Children launches $12 million appeal
- Caritas Aotearoa - Caritas accepting Myanmar Cyclone donations
- Christian World Service - Donations needed for Burmese Aid Effort
- WSPA - Animals that Cyclone survivors depend on need help
- TV3 Video - More than a million homeless as deathtoll in Myanmar keeps rising
- TV3 Video - NZ Red Cross says its not easy getting aid to cyclone-hit Myanmar
- TV3 Video - Kiwis caught in Myanmar cyclone fear running out of food
- TV3 Video - US diplomat warns 100,000 may have died in Myanmar cyclone
- Scoop World Coverage - Cyclone Nargis Reaction
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