Myanmar Is Said to Allow Aid Efforts by Neighbors
May 20, 2008
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Burma to admit more foreign aid
The Age - May 19, 2008
Southeast Asian nations will take the lead in an international aid effort for cyclone-hit Myanmar, but the ruling military junta will n0ot allow unfettered access for relief teams.
"We will establish a mechanism so that aid from all over the world can flow into Myanmar,'' Singapore's Foreign Minister George Yeo said after an emergency meeting of the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) today.
struck the Irrawaddy delta two weeks ago, leaving 134,000 dead or missing.
Myanmar Is Said to Allow Aid Efforts by Neighbors
New York Times - May 19, 2008
By SETH MYDANS and ALAN COWELL BANGKOK — After two weeks of resisting offers of international help, Myanmar was reported to have agreed Monday to permit
Myanmar to open up to foreign aid
Aljazeera.net - May 19, 2008
Southeast Asian nations are to establish a mechanism to co-ordinate foreign aid efforts to cyclone-hit Myanmar, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) has announced.
Myanmar agreed to allow its neighbours to co-ordinate foreign relief efforts at an emergency meeting of the regional bloc in Singapore on Monday.
low foreign aid workers into Myanmar, but restrictions imposed by the country's ruling generals have hampered relief efforts.
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Myanmar agrees to accept ASEAN cyclone aid
CNN International - May 19, 2008
BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- Myanmar has agreed to let its South Asian neighbors send medical personnel and an assessment team to the cyclone-ravaged country.
ASEAN to handle foreign aid for Myanmar
The Associated Press - May 19, 2008
SINGAPORE (AP) — Myanmar agreed to open its doors to medical teams from members of Southeast Asia's regional bloc as the country estimated losses from
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