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Cyclone Ravages Burmese Delta

Tropical Cyclone Nargis hit the nation's largest city and rice-producing delta on May 3, 2008. More storms headed toward the country as the U.N. warned that inadequate relief efforts could lead to rising death tolls.

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This Story Neighbors to Press Burma on Response Article \| Southeast Asian countries are scrambling to demonstrate that they can lead the international effort to assist cyclone victims in neighboring Burma, with a meeting planned for Monday at which foreign ministers will confront their Burmese counterpart over the government's response to the crisis. Burma Requests Farming Aid Before Rice-Planting Season Cyclone Ravages Burmese Delta Transcript: Post-Disaster Aid in Burma, China More U.S. Aid Heading to Burma Weather Gang: Bangladesh's Example for a Post-Nargis World Slate: Natural-Disaster Death Tolls How to Help This Story Burmese Aid Request Stirs Concerns Article \| Burma's military junta is seeking up to $11.7 billion in reconstruction aid at a donor conference scheduled this weekend in Rangoon, the former Burmese capital, raising fears among human rights activists and Western governments that Tropical Cyclone Nargis could become a diplomatic and financial ... U.N. Chief Tours Burma Ruins Cyclone Ravages Burmese Delta Burma Set to Open Some Doors How to Help UN Chief: Burma to Allow Aid Workers In This Story How to Help Article \| The Burmese government has asked United Nations agencies and foreign governments for assistance in emergency relief efforts. Many countries are funneling disaster aid through U.N. agencies and the Red Cross. Burma Says Storm Killed 15,000 Path of Cyclone Nargis Death Toll Soars Following Cyclone First Lady Urges Burma to Accept Assistance Cyclone Ravages Burmese Delta Path of Cyclone Nargis This Story Burma: Desperation Mounts \| Suzanne DiMaggio, director of the Asian Social Issues Program at Asia Society, discusses the current situation in Burma. Bush Plans Call to Chinese Leader Over Burma's Stance on Aid Burma Clears U.S. Aircraft To Deliver Storm Relief IN BURMA'S DEVASTATED DELTA: 'We Have Nothing. How Do We Go On?' How to Help Military Junta: We Need the Aid, Not Expertise Satellite View of Cyclone Damage Interactive: Aiding Cyclone Victims MAP: Storms Compared Cyclone Ravages Burmese Delta Transcript: Burma: Relief Efforts This Story Post-Disaster Aid in Burma, China \| Christoph Gorder, who is coordinating Burma and China relief as vice president of AmeriCares, discusses the post-disaster situations in Burma and China, the bureaucratic hurdles slowing interantional aid, and how Americans can help the victims. More U.S. Aid Heading to Burma American Admiral Takes Plea To Burma Where the Conscience Meets the Checkbook How to Help Cyclone Ravages Burmese Delta Interactive: Aiding Cyclone Victims First U.S. Aid Reaches Myanmar This Story Burma Arrests Celebrity Critic Who Organized Cyclone Relief Article \| BANGKOK, June 6 -- In the weeks after Tropical Cyclone Nargis battered Burma's Irrawaddy Delta, Burma's most famous comedian -- a dentist known by his stage name, Zarganar, or "Tweezers" -- spearheaded efforts by about 400 Burmese artists to collect and distribute food, mosquito nets, blankets and... Cyclone Ravages Burmese Delta How to Help		TOOLBOX E-Mail This Save/Share + Digg Facebook Reddit Twitter myspace del.icio.us NewsTrust Stumble It! COMMENT 0 Comments Your browser's settings may be preventing you from commenting on and viewing comments about this item. See instructions for fixing the problem. Discussion Policy CLOSE Comments that include profanity or personal attacks or other inappropriate comments or material will be removed from the site. Additionally, entries that are unsigned or contain "signatures" by someone other than the actual author will be removed. Finally, we will take steps to block users who violate any of our posting standards, terms of use or privacy policies or any other policies governing this site. Please review the full rules governing commentaries and discussions. You are fully responsible for the content that you post. Who's Blogging » Links to this gallery		More on washingtonpost.com • More Photo News » washingtonpost.com
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