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Death toll from cyclone more than 15,000 Myanmar death toll 'could reach 10,000' Hundreds feared dead in cyclone 78,000 dead in cyclone, 56,000 missing Map of Myaungmya Myanmar  Burma has declared 5 disaster areas, including Rangoon, after a large tropical cyclone hit the states of Irrawaddy, Bago, Karen and Mon 54 Myanmar migrants suffocate in freezer. Thailand Burmese junta sets voting dates
Myanmar to admit all aid workers Myanmar agrees to regional cyclone aid Junta leader visits cyclone refugees Junta: Almost 78,000 dead in cyclone UN raises Burma cyclone estimate Junta lacking in cyclone response Cyclone aid used to entice voters Burma 'wants aid not foreigners'  Burma wants supplies but not foreign aid workers, hours after the UN chief urged military leaders to prioritise relief work Rotting corpses pile up Cyclone death toll jumps to 22,000
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Aung San Suu Kyi refuses doctor Suu Kyi refuses to accept food Floods hit cyclone ravaged Myanmar Protests mark Myanmar anniversary Monsoon rains hinder aid effort Monsoon brings more suffering Logistics hamper relief Junta extends Suu Kyi house arrest Burma seeks crucial aid donations   Myanmar to admit all aid workers  U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon: Ruling junta agreed to 'allow all aid workers regardless of nationalities' into the country to help cyclone survivors UN head tours cyclone-hit Burma   Myanmar agrees to regional cyclone aid  Myanmar has agreed to let its South Asian neighbors send medical personnel and an assessment team to the country Burma to mourn cyclone's victims Burma neighbours in cyclone talks. Singapore   Junta leader visits cyclone refugees Map of Myaungmya Myanmar  2 weeks after Cyclone Nargis, the country's reclusive junta leader Than Shwe visited a refugee camp outside Yangon   Junta: Almost 78,000 dead in cyclone Map of Myaungmya Myanmar  Another 56,000 people remain missing two weeks after the storm Storm aid frustrations grow UN raises Burma cyclone estimate  The UN has sharply increased its estimate of those severely affected by cyclone Nargis to 2.5m people Myanmar allows more U.S. aid flights Junta lacking in cyclone response  The government seems unaware of the scope of the death and destruction Cyclone Nargis wrought on the country more than a week ago U.S. aid flight en route to Myanmar Cyclone aid used to entice voters  As aid groups struggled to distribute supplies despite government obstacles, Myanmar TV was urging people to vote 'yes' in a referendum Burma warned over cyclone delays Burma 'wants aid not foreigners'

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Aug.23  U.N. envoy meets with opposition
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Jul.20  ASEAN strongly rebukes Myanmar
Jul.3  Dozens die in ferry sinking

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Jun.8  Cyclone dead will 'never' be identified
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 U.S. ships to abort Myanmar mission
Jun.1  Gates could withdraw Navy ships

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May.30  Burma policy costs lives, says US
 UN condemns Burma 'camp closures'
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May.26  Disease fears loom over Myanmar
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May.22  U.N. chief heads to remote capital
May.21  U.N. chief: focus now reconstruction
 Thousands pray for strength
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May.17  UN to press Burma on aid access
May.16  Brown: Burma 'guilty of inhuman action'
 France angered by Burmese delays
 
 Junta denies misusing cyclone aid
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May.12  First US aid plane lands in Burma
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 Relief boat sinks, leaving aid in river
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 Cyclone overshadows referendum
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 U.N. 'furious' as Myanmar aid 'seized'
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  Burma wants supplies but not foreign aid workers, hours after the UN chief urged military leaders to prioritise relief work.    The foreign ministry insisted it would control the distribution itself. The United Nations pressures to speed up the issuing of visas to ...
  Rotting corpses pile up  Cyclone survivors have insufficient fuel to burn the corpses of the dead as the military junta continues to block access for aid groups  UN 'disappointed' at Burma access May.7 Fears storm toll could soar Cyclone victims 'storm' reopened shops May.6   Cyclone death toll jumps to 22,000
  41,000 missing after the catastrophic cyclone that battered the country. The U.N. estimated up to a million could be homeless
 Aid agencies begin what they expect to be a major relief operation to help tens of thousands left without clean water and shelter. Up to 1.5 million people may have been affected by Cyclone Nargis, which devastated the Irrawaddy Delta region
May.5   Death toll from cyclone more than 15,000  At least 10,000 killed in the township of Bogalay alone. Survivors were facing their 3rd night without electricity. 10-hour storm left swathes...   Myanmar death toll 'could reach 10,000'   Almost 4,000 people have died and another 3,000 remain missing as a result of this weekend's devastating cyclone May.4 Burma 'must allow aid workers in'   Hundreds feared dead in cyclone   As many as 350 people are feared dead after a tropical cyclone with winds up to 150 miles per hour slammed over the weekend May.3   78,000 dead in cyclone, 56,000 missing Map of Myaungmya Myanmar
  Burma has declared 5 disaster areas, including Rangoon, after a large tropical cyclone hit the states of Irrawaddy, Bago, Karen and Mon
 As aid groups struggled to distribute supplies despite government obstacles, Myanmar TV was urging people to vote 'yes' in a referendum. The UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, has warned of dire consequences if foreign aid workers continue to be denied access

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Apr.9   54 Myanmar migrants suffocate in freezer    Thailand: The bodies of migrant workers were found on the back of a truck. 67 other migrants were alive inside the freezer

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Feb.9   Burmese junta sets voting dates  Burma will hold a constitutional referendum in May and general elections in 2010. The opposition NLD called the announcement 'vague'

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Jan.11  Suu Kyi meets with government

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Dec.7  '31 killed' during Burma protests

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Nov.8  U.N. claims progress in Myanmar

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Oct.30     Army 'recruiting children'  Human Rights Watch: The army is forcibly recruiting children to cover gaps left by a lack of adult recruits Oct.25     Talks hope as Suu Kyi leaves home  Pro-democracy leader, under house arrest for 12 of the last 18 years, met with the country's newly-appointed liaison officer Oct.15  Japan adds to pressure on Burma Oct.13   Key activists arrested  Military rulers have arrested 3 of the last remaining leaders of the pro-democracy protests which were violently suppressed Oct.10  Dissident dies during interrogation Oct.4  Myanmar sets conditions for talks with S. K.  Foreign Minister blames 'opportunists'

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Sep.30  UN envoy seeks junta talks  U.N. envoy meets with opposition leader Sep.29 U.N. envoy arrives in Myanmar Sep.28  UN envoy heading for Burma talks Internet cut as violence continues Sep.27  China pleads for calm in Myanmar  U.S. freezes assets of Myanmar junta   9 dead in crackdown Map of Yangon Myanmar  9 people have been killed in a crackdown on anti-government protests, after attempts to clear demonstrators from the streets of Yangon Sep.26   Monasteries in night raids  Security forces have launched raids on monasteries and arrested scores of monks, as they try to stem a rising tide of protests Death claims amid crackdown  UN urges restraint on Burma junta Sep.25  Riot police beat monks Government imposes curfews Sep.24  US to impose new Burma sanctions   100,000 protest junta
  Anti-government protesters led by Buddhist monks marched through Yangon, the largest crowd to demonstrate since a 1988 uprising.    The ruling junta has warned it is ready to 'take act...
Sep.23 Police block protesters Sep.22 Monks protest near Suu Kyi house Sep.21  U.N. envoy to Myanmar amid protests   '1,000 monks' march
  Military officials in Burma have used tear gas to disperse more than 1,000 Buddhist monks marched peacefully in two cities.    Part of a wave of ant...

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Jun.28  Red Cross condemns Burma 'abuses'

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Nov.11  Suu Kyi leaves home to meet U.N. envoy May.26 Myanmar extends Suu Kyi detention

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Apr.20  Burma 'used chemicals on rebels'

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Oct.19  PM replaced Apr.3  Myanmar reverses on Suu Kyi

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Jun.25  Suu Kyi arrest: Japan freezes aid Jun.9  Suu Kyi 'feisty and unharmed' Jun.4  UN demand Suu Kyi release Jun.1 Burma isolates opposition May.31  Suu Kyi arrested

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May.5  Aung San Suu Kyi freed

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Jan.9  Junta, Suu Kyi are talking