WFP On Communications From Myanmar

Dan Patterson questions World Food Programme Spokesperson Bettina Luesche on the communication coming out of Myanmar. (0:53)

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The World Food Programme's Statement on Myanmar

From the United Nations, World Food Programme Spokesperson Bettina Luescher's statements on the current situation in Myanmar.  (6:41)

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The tragedy is compounded in Myanmar

During a press conference at the Pentagon, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates says that the tragedy in Myanmar is compounded by the restriction of aid workers. He offers examples of when the U.S. military was able to help in humanitarian crises in the past. (0:31)
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UN Response Teams in Myanmar

John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General For Humanitarian Affairs, discusses the current state of UN response teams in Myanmar. (o:54)
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Myanmar Corpses

John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General For Humanitarian Affairs, discusses the health hazards of human and animal corpses in Myanmar. (o:56)
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Types of Food in Myanmar

John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General For Humanitarian Affairs, reports that 40 metric tons of high energy biscuits are on their way to Myanmar. (1:02)
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Update on UN Aid to Myanmar

John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General For Humanitarian Affairs on the current state of UN aid to Myanmar. (1:29)
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UPDATE: John Holmes At the Un With Myanmar Update

John Holmes, Under-Secretary-General For Humanitarian Affairs briefed the press for the second time this week regarding the on-going humanitarian crisis in Myanmar.  Holmes discussed the increased death toll, aid worker access to the country, and up-to-date relief efforts. (7:31)

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Spokesperson For the Secretary General Statement on Myanmar

United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs John Holmes reads the statement by the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General on the Myanmar disaster. (1:09)
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International Response to Myanmar Disaster

United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs John Holmes discusses the international response to the Myanmar disaster. (1:14)
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A Summary of the Myanmar Disaster

United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs John Holmes summarizes the extent of the Myanmar disaster. (0:43)
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On the Myanmar Cyclone - John Holmes at the United Nations

Below is audio of the statement by United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs John Holmes on the UN's response to the recent disaster in Myanmar. (5:46)

If you'd like to contribute to the disaster relief efforts, please follow this link for a list of organizations.
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Appeal for Help to the International Community

Rashid Khalikov, Director of Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, appeals for help from the international community to alleviate the suffering of the Myanmar people.

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The Communication Problem in Myanmar

Communications with Myanmar have been almost non-existent.  Rashid Khalikov, Director of Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, talks about difficulties communicating to the UN field office

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UN Experts in Bangkok "Ready to Go" to Myanmar

UN officials have been assembled in Bangkok, have applied for visas, and are "ready to go" to Myanmar with supplies.

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The Humanitarian Needs of Myanmar People

Rashid Khalikov discusses the needs of the Myanmar people.

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Rashid Khalikov on the Extent of the Myanmar Disaster

Rashid Khalikov, Director of Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, discusses the extent of the Myanmar disaster.
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UN Promises Relief to Myanmar

John Holmes, United Nations Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs, stated that the UN is prepared to issue an emergency relief grant.

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On the Myanmar Disaster

Deputy Spokesperson for the Secretary General on Myanmar Disaster

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U.S. Navy stands ready to help Myanmar

Pentagon press secrtary Geoff Morrell, after describing U.S. military resources including two strike groups and one carrier, 23 helicopters, and 1,800 Marines in the region of Myanmar, says that the U.S. is ready to help if the government of Myanmar asks for assistance. (0:41)
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