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Wednesday, May 07, 2008

  

Myanmar cyclone death toll rises to 22,000

YANGON: The Myanmar cyclone has killed more than 22,000 people, the secretive nation said Tuesday, amid fears thousands of others are also dead in one of Asia’s worst natural disasters.

With the military junta under fire over its handling of the tragedy, foreign aid teams described scenes of horror—rice fields littered with corpses, and desperate survivors without food or shelter four days after the storm struck.

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GENEVA: The United Nations disaster reduction agency on Tuesday hit on the absence of an early warning system after Myanmar’s cyclone Nargis left 22,000 dead.

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1. April 1991: Around 138,000 people are killed in Bangladesh after tropical cyclone lashes the southern coast and causes tidal surge...

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INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana: Attacks sharpened and political pandering stretched gullibility as Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton battled exhaustion and one another ahead of Tuesday’s crucial White House primaries.

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TOKYO: President Hu Jintao arrived in Japan on Tuesday for the first visit here by a Chinese head of state in 10 years, as Asia’s two largest economies try to mend fences after decades of friction.

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KATHMANDU: A US diplomat said his country is doing homework to remove the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) (CPN-M) from the terrorist list and eliminate Nepal from the negative travel advisory, The Rising Nepal reported Tuesday.

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OTTAWA: Canada on Tuesday conferred honorary citizenship to Myanmar pro-democracy activist and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, while demanding her release from house arrest in her homeland.

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