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France criticizes Myanmar for barring aid ship (AP) -

A map locating the United Nation's priority areas for relief aid in Myanmar. Myanmar said Friday more than 133,000 people were dead or missing in the cyclone disaster, nearly doubling the official toll two weeks after the storm left the country's rice-growing south in ruins.(AFP/Graphic)AP - France criticized Myanmar's military junta on Friday for refusing to allow a French Navy ship with 1,500 tons of aid for victims of Cyclone Nargis to deliver food and medicine with small boats and helicopters.


Sat, 17 May 2008 03:24:24 GMT
Death toll from Myanmar cyclone nearly doubles (AP) -

In this image released by the relief charity Shelterbox shows some of the thousand boxes from  the relief charity ShelterBox containing tents, mosquito nets, tools and other life saving equipment are unloaded at the airport in Yangon Friday, 16, May, 2008.  Lack of clean water will be the biggest killer in cyclone-hit Myanmar in the coming days, the international Red Cross said Friday. Hundreds of thousands of cyclone victims in the Southeast Asian country need clean water urgently or risk falling victim to diseases such as dysentery, the head of operations for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said. (AP Photo/Mark Pearson, Shelterbox, HO)AP - The official death toll nearly doubled to 78,000 from Myanmar's killer cyclone as heavy rains on Friday lashed much of the area stricken two weeks ago, further hampering relief efforts.


Sat, 17 May 2008 03:13:17 GMT
Aftershock rattles China quake zone (AP) -

Soldiers evacuate the victims on a landslide-blocked road at Yingxiu Township in the epicenter Wenchuan in Aba Prefecture of southwest China's Sichuan province, Friday, May 16, 2008. China struggled to bury its dead and help tens of thousands of injured and homeless on Friday when a powerful aftershock brought new havoc four days after an earthquake. (AP Photo/Color China Photo)AP - A powerful aftershock knocked out roads and communications in some of the most quake-ravaged parts of central China on Friday, as emergency crews rescued 163 people who had survived up to 100 improbable hours trapped in the ruins.


Sat, 17 May 2008 03:01:07 GMT