Aids began to arrive in Yangon from international communities, but the
military personels took all of them with the army trucks and store in
their government buildings and storerooms. People in Yangon wonder if the
homeless civilians will ever get anything out of those aids through the
government.
The aids-group are not allowed by the Junta officers to stay in the land and
sadly returned at 9:15 am this morning.
Qatar Amiry 6 (VIP Flight a ni), A-310 had brought about 3 tons of the
Medical equipments with 62 doctors and journalists to Yangon Airport this
morning. The Junta officers refused their entry and help and told them to
leave.
The cyclone survivors in Yangon and around the province suffered much, and
the military government worsen their loss and sufferings. Do pray and help
in your possible means.
Workers pour rice into bags to be loaded on to a truck for distribution, in Yangon, Myanmar, Wednesday, May 7, 2008. Cyclone victims in Myanmar's biggest city faced new challenges Wednesday as markets doubled prices of rice, charcoal and bottled water, belying government claims that life was returning to normal after a storm that claimed some 22,000 lives. (AP Photo)