Dubai Provides Aid For Cyclone Nargis Victims In Myanmar
                    
                    
                        



 10th May 2008 - 
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                        10th May 2008 - 
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                     His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the U.A.E.  and Ruler of Dubai, announced the emergency provision of 200 temporary structures to be used as schools  and shelter to support the victims of Cyclone Nargis.
                    His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the U.A.E.  and Ruler of Dubai, announced the emergency provision of 200 temporary structures to be used as schools  and shelter to support the victims of Cyclone Nargis.
                
                    
                        Rotary Clubs Provide Emergency Shelters, Supplies To Cyclone Victims
                    
                    
                        



 10th May 2008 - 
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                        10th May 2008 - 
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                     As major relief agencies waited for access to cyclone ravaged Myanmar, among the first charities actually  to reach the affected area was Shelterbox, a grassroots disaster relief organization supported by Rotary  clubs around the world.  A specially trained team of volunteers was on the ground Thursday (May 8) preparing to distribute more  than 800 Shelterbox containers, each providing a tent, blankets, a multi-fueled stove, a water purification kit,  tools and other necessities to help a family of 10 survive for six months.
                    As major relief agencies waited for access to cyclone ravaged Myanmar, among the first charities actually  to reach the affected area was Shelterbox, a grassroots disaster relief organization supported by Rotary  clubs around the world.  A specially trained team of volunteers was on the ground Thursday (May 8) preparing to distribute more  than 800 Shelterbox containers, each providing a tent, blankets, a multi-fueled stove, a water purification kit,  tools and other necessities to help a family of 10 survive for six months.
                
                    
                        Aid Urgently Needed In Myanmar (burma): Lutheran World Relief Responds
                    
                    
                        



 9th May 2008 - 
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                        9th May 2008 - 
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                     Official reports indicate that over 60,000 people are dead or missing, with as many as  1 million homeless.
                    Official reports indicate that over 60,000 people are dead or missing, with as many as  1 million homeless.
                
                    
                        Change The World One Cup At A Time:  Oxfam
                    
                    
                        



 2nd May 2008 - 
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                        2nd May 2008 - 
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                     Take a Coffee Break this Fairtrade Fortnight (3–17 May) and help change the world one cup at a time.
                    Take a Coffee Break this Fairtrade Fortnight (3–17 May) and help change the world one cup at a time.
                
                    
                        More Needed From Australian Government To Tackle Food Crisis: Oxfam
                    
                    
                        



 1st May 2008 - 
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                        1st May 2008 - 
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                     Oxfam Australia’s Executive Director, Andrew Hewett, said while the WFP’s current efforts  would give some people a reprieve from hunger, money alone was not enough.
                    Oxfam Australia’s Executive Director, Andrew Hewett, said while the WFP’s current efforts  would give some people a reprieve from hunger, money alone was not enough.
                
 
            