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Giving Card Ref: 1462
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AUSTCARE :
Austcare Myanmar Cyclone Appeal
It is now feared that Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar, up to 100,000 people have died and more than 1 million have been severely affected. Access to shelter, food and water is extremely limited, and sanitation poor. There is a serious threat of disease outbreak. Austcare is providing assistance through our partner ActionAid International. Austcare and ActionAid are supplying food, temporary shelter, clothing and blankets, and first aid supplies.
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Giving Card Ref: 1465
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AngliCORD :
AngliCORD Burma Cyclone Appeal
More than 10,000 people are feared dead following the devastating Cyclone Nargis that hit Burma on May 2nd, 2008
The Category 3 Cyclone Nargis swept across the Irrawaddy delta region and hit the capital, Rangoon, leaving hundreds of thousands of people homeless and cut off from help.
The military junta in Burma has agreed to allow international aid agencies to respond to what Burmese people are describing as the worst natural disaster within living memory.
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Giving Card Ref: 1461
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Giving Card Ref: 1467
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Giving Card Ref: 1262
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Giving Card Ref: 1464
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Every Home for Christ :
Burma / Myanmar Cyclone Appeal
Every Home for Christ has worked in Burma for more than 30 years, and is involved in the relief and reconstruction effort after the devastating Cyclone Nargis. Tens of thousands of people were killed and up to a million people left homeless, as the cyclone and tidal waves tore through this densely populated country.
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Giving Card Ref: 1469
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Caritas Australia :
Caritas Burma Appeal
A category 3 cyclone (Cyclone NARGIS) struck Burma (Myanmar) on the morning of Saturday 3rd May with winds approaching 190km per hour. The death toll has escalated significantly as more information comes to hand figures will rise.
The cyclone has polluted much of the water supplies in the affected areas and clean water and water purification is urgently required. Shelter is required for at least 100,000 people in the short term. Food supply will be required - as much of the rice paddy has been inundated with silt and stores have been destroyed (likely to be an ongoing issue until the next rice harvest) - and further exacerbated by the international food shortages
Infrastructure, already degraded through decades of neglect, has been badly affected (some reports suggest as much as 95% of the housing and infrastructure such as roads and bridges along the cyclone's path is destroyed) - this will take years to rebuild.
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Giving Card Ref: 1471
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Christian World Service :
Myanmar (Burma) Emergency Appeal
Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar (Burma) Friday May 2nd and the death toll in continuing to escalate. The situation is becoming with the loss of life exceeding 100,000 and threats of widespread disease and hunger becoming a reality.
The consequences of the storm are immense as immediate issues present themselves, such as food shortages, contaminated water supplies, sanitation problems, damaged infrastructure, communication break downs and inflation.
Agricultural regions have been devastated causing food and fuel prices to increase beyond their 300% and the already impoverished people of this region have felt the full force of this storm. Without immediate help, the people of Burma will feel the effects of this tragedy for years to come.
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Giving Card Ref: 1478
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Giving Card Ref: 734
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