The US, which released an immediate funding package of $250,000 (£127,000) to be channelled through the UN, said that Burmese authorities had refused permission for an American disaster assistance response team to enter.
Originally posted by: BladeVenom
The US, which released an immediate funding package of $250,000 (£127,000) to be channelled through the UN, said that Burmese authorities had refused permission for an American disaster assistance response team to enter.
Nothing more really needs to be said about their government.
Originally posted by: Syringer
22,000 now..
Originally posted by: bunnyfubbles
assuming they did lose ~15,000 it'll take them 2 months to replace that according to their population growth rate
Originally posted by: qaa541
As a Burmese person, I prefer "Burma" over "Myanmar" simply because the name Myanmar comes from the Military Government and all it represents. But the world has mixed feelings about the name due to politics.
Originally posted by: legoman666
Originally posted by: BladeVenom
The US, which released an immediate funding package of $250,000 (£127,000) to be channelled through the UN, said that Burmese authorities had refused permission for an American disaster assistance response team to enter.
Nothing more really needs to be said about their government.
And what about the US refusing international aid after Katrina?